The only ‘screw up’ (if you could call it that) is this has the original’s control scheme of holding a button to run/walk. No analog movement.

isn’t it a weird collision thing where the game thinks Mario is ‘on top’ of block to his side?

I remember when this was first announced, and the emulation scene said unanimously “well, makes sense - the 3DS doesn’t actually have the horsepower to emulate the SNES”

I do think that people would buy a Wii U if a proper Animal Crossing game were to come out for it. You’re severely underestimating how beloved the series is, on top of that though there are so many great games on the Wii U currently. It’s more incentive to buy one. I’ll admit that my 3DS has pretty much just become a…

for everyone screaming ‘Nintendo ‘dun fucked up, where Animal Crossing for Wii U?!’

Tracer is bae

I picked Herald to start and think it may have been a mistake. I always like the Cleric/Paladin style characters when I can get them, and Herald seemed a beefier, less faithful Cleric...

the only two tips that matter in life, really

on the nose!

I get their reasoning - the game takes clips of the movie and uses them, right? So I get it...

Or maybe, they did, and this was resulting answer.

Oh definitely - I also like that this one lets you tweak the level of aiming help. That there’s little touches that finesse the shooting even more is nice.

they actually...mention this...in a really clever way, right at the beginning.

I think this is an instance where a remake is a good thing - because the source material, while fun, could have used some improvements in control. Not to mention that you can tell Insomniac went the extra mile on this in terms of design, production, etc.

The platforming isn’t as taxing as a Mario game, but it keeps you alert. Plus it does this cool thing where planets are designed to branch out, wrap back around, and connect paths and areas back into one another. Feels like mini open-worlds. Hope you enjoy it!

I think it’s pretty brilliant they frame this remake in the context of Quark’s retelling of events. It means it gets to be different and, if someone wants to complain, too bad - Quark’s an imperfect narrator. So there ;p

I wanna hug you!

If you wanna play Dark Souls 3 on Ultra Hard mode...

you’re right - this is the risk working with someone else’s IP.

I think it’s clever, in a sense that it could help players build empathy. At least a sense of ‘walk a mile in someone else’s shoes’