Oh the horror! How is anyone going to beat the game without this feature?
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Law of Dowd means this is an A-.
If you want a Marvel game, MUA3 is a much better experience than Avengers; it’s a Switch exclusive.
My goodness, this wasn’t good by even Resident Evil’s loose standards, and I say that as someone that like RE5 and can enjoy parts of RE6.
Do you have a Switch?
No, it’s a complaint, and a weak one at that. If they couldn’t handle such a simple mechanic, then they’re better off selling the game back for someone else to enjoy.
*Preps for people complaining about weapon durability*
Some of us own both :)
If it can’t be Master Chief, then I hope to god it’s another Fire Emblem character, just for the lulz.
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I’d put the Cadence of Hyrule soundtrack for nomination, too:
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Green Hill Zone belongs on any “Best Of” list of video game music: the Sonic Mania version in particular.
I love Metroid, and the Prime series in general, but I turn off the music in the Prime games as soon as I turn the game on; makes the immersion that much more powerful (and helps you hear the telltale hum of hidden power ups).
You know, I like to think I’m pretty good at video games. I’ve beaten the NES TMNT game and 2 NES Ninja Gaidens. I’ve knocked out Mike Tyson, made it through Contra and Battletoads, and beaten the Trial of the Sword in BotW on Hard Mode with 3 hearts multiple times.
Agreed. I love Zelda, and SS is in my bottom tier of games; the controls haven’t aged well, and neither have the graphics. It seems they’ve fixed both of those; if the tutorial has been shortened, the HD version will be remembered more fondly.
Skyward Sword is “bad” for a Zelda game.
There’s a litany of reasons why this might not be possible, and why a written list of them is necessary.
...yes.
Oh nice, here’s an article about a fantastic trailer for the new Zelda game, and people in the comments are still whining about weapon degradation in BotW.
Looks just as awful as Discount Avengers.