Or alternatively if they had released this a year or two ago the Wii U would have had a completely different sales history
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Oh, but anyone who says “git gud” is trolling, so I was guilty as hell with that charge
GTA having objectives and things on the map without routes were ideal, and there is also the nature of learning where one burger place was in relation to another burger place just isn’t that exciting, so having it memorized doesn’t enrich my life outside the game, whereas a game like Zelda (hopefully) will have…
Some games having a map doesn’t detract at all, like GTA. Some games with random generated maps def get a big boon from having them. But in games about exploration and adventure like SoulsBorne and Zelda building the geographic locations in your mind is part of the point.
I want it digital now that I realize it is the last game I’ll buy on Wii U and my hard drive has the space, but I didn’t think of that during the last round of eShop card sales. Blarg!
I want it digital now that I realize it is the last game I’ll buy on Wii U and my hard drive has the space, but I…
Nah, play less games, and play games that you enjoy aimlessly wandering around.
If you are cool like me you don’t need either!
Too late
Drawing it helps build it in your brain. It’s like taking notes, the point isn’t to need the notes. Sure if something is boring you may not want to memorize it, but these games landscapes shouldn’t be boring if you are going to enjoy the game
Dark Souls really hammered this home. Use your brain! If you don’t have a good visual mind then write it down! Learn things even if it is fake geographics!
But did you ever consider trying to Git Gud?
Although I’d rather hear from Kotaku’s children since they were the ones who actually enjoyed using the amazing system.
If they brought in foreign workers, the workers did other illegal work, they knew about it and did nothing, then the workers are caught illegaly working, would they be held accountable?
What weird anecdotal evidence do you have to back this diatribe?
Er, *handheld
Can’t wait to play it on my Wii U gamepad, easily the most comfortable hand ever made.
You’re so self satisfied
While looking into this I realized my old iPad 2 works with Moonlight, so that can fill the void since I don’t have money for something new. Still wish the gamepad worked for it, because despite the Kotaku guys always ragging on it I think its the most comfortable handheld I’ve used.
They only play in a Gameboy that has been in the flaming wreckage of a plane crash