Which actually makes the absence of the missing ones especially irritating, as it lowers the value per cost. The only game I desperately want is Castlevania Bloodlines, since I already own most of them on Steam, but $80 is too much. 

Sounds like you have no good reason to buy it. 

...Maybe you should do a weird review with your brother when this is released. 

This just serves as a reminder that the truly interesting and creative menu items aren’t available in America, and that even with fresh, real beef, you still have to slather McDonald’s dry burgers in an interesting condiment to make them palatable. In my opinion they’re at the bottom of the nationwide fast food game…

Yep, that's a prepper pooper, all right! 

I'm not really into Crypt of the Necrodancer, or roguelikes in general, so this one is a pass for me. That being said, I'm all for Zelda crossovers into other genres! Hyrule Warriors worked well, Link showed up in Mario Kart, now this. What exciting gameplay style could be next? Zelda all the things, I say! 

I actively dislike it, if that helps you make a decision.

In addition to possible new items, maybe you can create equippable icons for combinable items, like the bomb arrows, sort of like in Twilight Princess. That would be a pretty straightforward quality of life improvement. 

I hate to be negative, and I’m sure I’ll be in the minority here, but I really don’t like the aesthetic here. It’s like claymation meets children’s toys, meets shininess. I prefer the original pixel art, and this rubs me the wrong way, just like the Secret of Mana remake change in visual style did.

Those are frankly ludicrous comparisons. 

Twilight Princess isn't a direct sequel to anything. 

If somebody is trained right, then barring a severe personality defect, you shouldn’t need to babysit them while they do simple and routine cleaning like wiping down booths/tables and mopping floors.

Ah, thanks!

Universally? No. Widely regarded as one of the best, yes. However, Zelda games rarely get direct sequels, especially on consoles. That being said, the game engine looks like it cost enough to be worth reusing. 

Universally? No. Widely regarded as one of the best, yes. However, Zelda games rarely get direct sequels, especially on consoles. That being said, the game engine looks like it cost enough to be worth reusing. 

The vocal audio on the video sounds like it might be playing in reverse, anyone have the technical mastery to reverse the flow to.see if there’s any easter eggs there? Also, this is kind of interesting, considering how few Zelda games, especially on console, have direct sequels. Let’s hope now that they’re comfortable…

Can you just buy it like a normal person, or is it only for whatever this game pass service is?

Before or after we finally get our flying cars?

I feel like this service really makes you loose out on the joys of actually shopping at Wal-Mart, like comparing prices, people watching, the joys of buying your auto parts and snack foods at the same store, shopping in the middle of the night at 24 hour locations like a mole person, etc. Also, I’m pretty sure this…

Looks at header image: Now those are some tasty s n a c c s!