Yeah I mean I don’t exactly see the fans clamoring for this kind of genre in otherwise platformer-centric series. The developers were trying to chase after what Pokemon succeeded in MOBA-styled game without acknowledging if they can indeed support such an endeavor over long span of time.

I’m okay with waiting for Metroid Prime 4, it might be released on Switch successor as one of killer apps.

Biggest stunner: Super Mario Brothers RPG and Wonder! Totally wasn’t expecting that remake (actually preferred Chrono Trigger, but SMB RPG was one of major parts of my childhood!) and I’m stoked to see how it turned out. And Wonder looks like Nintendo has rediscovered their unique brand of trippy weirdness that made…

Hah, I already have Metroid Prime Trilogy on Wii with that deliciously fancy metal case.

I hope that Nintendo would round up the rest of remastered trilogy first.

Show me Metroid Prime 2: Echoes Remaster and I’ll be drifting high in heaven...

You forgot this game as one of earliest golden standards of remake.

I agree that the Pro HUD is the best.................. almost. I am hard-of-hearing and not having visible notification of Sensor+ killed it for me, so I had to flip back to Standard HUD. It’s extremely difficult to try and hear and notice that bleep-bleep noise in midst of several other noises within the game as well…

You’re not wrong about her “deplorable” comment being ill-fated, though she’s still absolutely right. That’s not her biggest downfall of that election year, it was her terrible campaigning strategy that did her in. If she staked her claims in more areas that went to Trump, she might have leeched off some votes, enough…

I see that the lacking narrative is pretty common negative among some reviews I read. That’s disappointing.

Keep in mind, this is not like VR console but an actual computer (which I totally wasn’t expecting). It would costs around as much as mid-to-high end Mac computer that you can pretty much take it with you anywhere you want (like laptop, I know...)

Count me as one of them, I did NOT think of using Ultrahand on even Flux Construct III and I even defeated it. Whelps, I gotta pull off lot of these tricks that I never thought of using.

Oh please, I had an easy time with that. It only took me a few minutes to figure out how to use the stake, how to time the strike, and proceed to complete the shrine and acquire the bonus treasure. It’s easy to get the barriers out of way if you think about how to use the stakes within the environment around them.

I already mentioned this in other article, but last time I was in the line was for picking up a Wii console way back in summer of 2007. Never doing that again.

Just got lucky having my order for collector edition going through last night and will get the delivery in time tomorrow.

Man I’m still not having luck with snatching up collector edition. Even so, I’m still enjoying BotW and trying to go for 100% shrines and quests (not korok seeds no way) so even if I can’t get collector edition, I can wait for whenever they’re available.

Maz Kosha was such a fun boss battle, but its locked behind quite a long and challenging Champion Trial and the reward for completing the whole thing is a rather niffy motorcycle.

No love for Demise from Skyward Sword? Granted that he became rather easy to beat once you figure out the mechanics and patterns behind his attacks, but the whole narrative and presentation leading up to the battle and the climax that follows are just *chef’s kiss* perfect exclamation of what made Zelda’s lore such an…

Spirit Tracks is indeed a much better and much more fun DS Zelda game, one that hews closer to these great retro 2D games from NES, SNES, GB, and GBA eras. Better story, characters (especially Zelda), explorations, puzzles, combats, musics and quests.

The problem with Calamity Canon in its boar form is that it is WAY TOO EASY to beat, despite all the right build-ups to its diabolically menacing figure. That’s the only major blemish against an otherwise nigh-perfect game.