There were so many times I needed to use either Yunobo’s or Riju’s power during the Lightning Temple boss and they kept running away from me. I second Aneural’s idea of using the down button to call a sage.

Or the other sequel, where Childs survives and gets into a long fistfight over wearing some shades?

So obviously fire and ice enemies are weak to the opposite element, but is there a reliable weakness for lightning enemies? I've never figured that out after playing BotW and AoC all these years.

I never thought to do that. I just try to Ultrahand its weak spot throughout the fight.

I agree with the sentiment, but I also would like to see that idea made.

Same

I spotted Black Cat, Prowler, Wraith, Tombstone, and Taskmaster in that map that Kraven was looking at. The profile circled in red shifted a bunch before settling on a solid white head, so maybe Chameleon? The one in yellow is too blurry to tell for sure, but it looks like Shocker. I have no idea who's in that blue…

I disagree with your take on MGS3, but I also would rather have a remake of the first one. I’ve been wanting one since I played that Shadow Moses section of MGS4. It would certainly benefit from a remake the most.

They also announced a collection of the first 3 MGS games, so it will be available again

I’m calling it Metal Gear Solid Trapezoid

Unless we have a list of everything updated during the delay, there’s really no way of knowing whether the guide needed a delay as well. Regardless, there are any number of changes that would necessitate changing content in the guide. Polishing the overall performance is one thing, but if the UI is changed, it’s best…

Why would you choose to land on one of those islands? You can clearly see the lava as you descend and there’s more than enough time to make your way to a safe spot.

Good point. And for people looking for a shortcut, head for the tower past New Serenne. You should have enough stamina to cross that deep canyon even if you haven’t obtained upgrades. You won’t be able to glide the whole way, but combined with free falling, you should be fine. But be aware that you need two levels of…

“However, given the specifics of this one, you might be better off doing it later in the quest.”

URoRRuR’R’R is a much better name than A’Koba because it actually sounds like something a Tusken could say.

I have always loved the name “Grogu,” mostly because it reminds me of “Gogurt,” which would be a fitting name for his analogue in a potential Space Balls sequel.

We’re just going to forget about Zelda II?

Given the limitations of games at the time and the brief ending, I would say that Link and Zelda as a couple was as explicit as you could expect in Zelda II. Yes, it ended with a heavily implied kiss behind a curtain, but that’s farther than most games went at the time. I know you were dismissing implied romance, but…

If you liked the Oracle games, have you tried Link’s Awakening? It doesn’t have some of the meatier features, like traversing several versions of the land through different seasons and ages, but it shares a lot with them stylistically.

I think there’s something to that. I’m at odds with myself in the sense that I like getting everything at the beginning and potentially having all the main dungeons act as tests on how well you can use them. But I also like the classic method of building each dungeon around a tool.