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MykonosFan posted:I wish we were getting a demo for LBX. I know I could just watch videos on YouTube but it's really the kind of game I'd like to try before buying. I'm hoping it can fill the hole in my heart Custom Robo GC left. This game's combat seems a bit deliberately slower than that, and who knows if the humor is as charmingly meta. Fingers crossed that LBX is cool though I'm enjoying it so far, although I'm still basically in the beginning of the game. Also LBX related, but the main website has six passwords hidden around it that you can punch in once you unlock the save points. Here's a list of them: 4x3grIND 8aDDr3am op3nD80x alFa7H3r 8igs7iCK HIghn3$$ The codes unlock either an entire armor set or a weapon for purchase at the shop. The only one that's affordable at the beginning of the game is the last one, which is actually purchasable as soon as you have the freedom to buy things as long as you find the chest in the main character's backyard and sell the medal therein for more money. Edit: A 7th code: w0LFGUnr Shadow Ninja 64 fucked around with this message at 17:31 on Aug 21, 2015 |
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Aug 21, 2015 11:32
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irlZaphod posted:I downloaded the Hatsune Miku demo and it's ok but the chipmunk-y vocals are annoying congrats you're normal!
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I didn't know coasters were such a controversial topic they don't have vinyl tablecloth in america?
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who needs a coaster when i have a gamepad. it can easily fit four drinks, enough for the whole family
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Supercar Gautier posted:Hahaha, Wayforward figures out what side their bread is buttered on and stops worrying about gameplay entirely. They posted this  and then this  on their Tumblr, so look forward to the Mighty Switch Force: Academy spinoff where you date police cadets.
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hadji murad posted:congrats you're normal! Yeah, but who on earth wants to be normal? That said the only Miku game I've played was one of the PSP games. I burned like 200 hours on FF Theatrhythm Curtain Call and still play it occasionally though, so I could go for more rhythm in my life if the game's any good.
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Amppelix posted:They posted this If they include the prisoners from the Mighty Switch Force games, maybe this is Nintendo's answer to Criminal Girls
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Amppelix posted:They posted this According to that card, Patty is just shy of 4 years old.
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mycot posted:That's..strange. Why would they even make a store page for the game if they didn't even approve it yet? Nintendo did approve the game; it got through lotcheck but the devs voluntarily postponed the release because all the people playing review copies on retail hardware were finding bugs that don't occur on dev kits.
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Aug 21, 2015 13:39
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Aug 21, 2015 13:41
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Sakurazuka posted:I'm used to vocaloid stuff now but I still wish they didn't have to do the robot voice thing every time. Cultural differences. Some vocaloid controllers are good at hiding that aspect, tho'.
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Anora posted:According to that card, Patty is just shy of 4 years old. Her composition is cybernetic so I somehow doubt it's set in 2015
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That's the date Mighty Switch Force was released.
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More Club Nintendo crap, Euros! Zelda carry case (19.5cm x 12cm x 6.5cm), 4000 Stars: http://stars.nintendo-europe.com/products/the-legend-of-zelda-carry-case-239  Luigi's Mansion diorama, 7000 Stars: http://stars.nintendo-europe.com/products/luigis-mansion-2-diorama-190 
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Anora posted:According to that card, Patty is just shy of 4 years old. She's a robot anyway so her date of "birth" shouldn't matter much.
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Supercar Gautier posted:Hahaha, Wayforward figures out what side their bread is buttered on and stops worrying about gameplay entirely. Wayforward makes games? I thought they just made anime girls.
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PaletteSwappedNinja posted:More Club Nintendo crap, Euros! I'm not much for these sorts of things, but goddamn do I want that Luigi's mansion diorama.
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Watrick posted:I'm not much for these sorts of things, but goddamn do I want that Luigi's mansion diorama. gently caress off. I saw it first!
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PaletteSwappedNinja posted:More Club Nintendo crap, Euros! this is so hosed up, we didn't even get a first chance to buy this dope poo poo
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Aug 21, 2015 20:48
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Amppelix posted:They posted this kawaii (Japanese word for "cute")
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Augus posted:Wayforward makes games? I thought they just made anime girls. God bless them for it.
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Aug 21, 2015 21:12
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Does Kirby's Return to Dreamland let you use the gamepad buttons if you get it off the eShop?
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Spacebump posted:Does Kirby's Return to Dreamland let you use the gamepad buttons if you get it off the eShop? Nope, wiimote only because of waggle
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Wayforward please make a followup to Sigma Star Saga.
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BattleMaster posted:Wayforward please make a followup to Sigma Star Saga. Namco owns Sigma Star Saga. It was intended as a followup to the PSX game Star Ixiom but the two games are very different and not really related at all.
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Bought a WiiU and that thing came with it. If for some inexplicable reason you'd like 7 day trial of WiiU Karaoke for eShop: A03H29E707VCBT4Y
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Strotski posted:Bought a WiiU and that thing came with it. Used this, thanks. Gotta get my karaoke on.
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I've been jonesing for a 2d Zelda game after loving Link Between Worlds. Does Links Awakening DX hold up (3DS virtual console)? I know it's a classic but I wouldn't be viewing it with any rose tinted goggles, having never owned an original gameboy back in the day. Was just curious what others thought.
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ColonelJohnMatrix posted:I've been jonesing for a 2d Zelda game after loving Link Between Worlds. Does Links Awakening DX hold up (3DS virtual console)? I know it's a classic but I wouldn't be viewing it with any rose tinted goggles, having never owned an original gameboy back in the day. Was just curious what others thought. Yes, it does. Graphically it's not pretty but the gameplay holds up really well. In some ways it's more polished than in A Link to the Past (except for the fact that you only have buttons for two items, including your sword and shield, so you'll be swapping items a lot). I'd say pretty much its only problem are the unskippable instructional messages that always appear when you meet an obstacle you can't move or destroy yet or find a powerup or a map or a compass; this is even more annoying than you'd think. But it's a great game, seriously. Zat fucked around with this message at 13:02 on Aug 22, 2015 |
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Zat posted:Yes, it does. Graphically it's not pretty but the gameplay holds up really well. In some ways it's more polished than in A Link to the Past (except for the fact that you only have buttons for two items, including your sword and shield, so you'll be swapping items a lot). I'd say the biggest problem is having to play it either on the circle pad (which is really imprecise when it's mimicking a d-pad) or the dinky 3DS d-pad, neither of which is really optimal for such an action-oriented game. I feel bad saying this, but I'd rather just emulate it so you get to play with a proper controller. This also applies to a lot of 3DS VC games.
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Amppelix posted:I'd say the biggest problem is having to play it either on the circle pad (which is really imprecise when it's mimicking a d-pad) or the dinky 3DS d-pad, neither of which is really optimal for such an action-oriented game. I feel bad saying this, but I'd rather just emulate it so you get to play with a proper controller. This also applies to a lot of 3DS VC games. The D-pad on my New 3DS is great though (as was the one on my old 3DS XL too), certainly better than the one on my GBC was. But yeah, if your D-pad happens to be not so good, I can see it hampering the experience. edit: Oh, you said "dinky". That's true of course and its location on the 3DS is not optimal. GBC's D-pad is just as small of course but it's in a more comfortable position. It's considerably mushier, though. Zat fucked around with this message at 13:49 on Aug 22, 2015 |
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ColonelJohnMatrix posted:I've been jonesing for a 2d Zelda game after loving Link Between Worlds. Does Links Awakening DX hold up (3DS virtual console)? I know it's a classic but I wouldn't be viewing it with any rose tinted goggles, having never owned an original gameboy back in the day. Was just curious what others thought. You should also consider Oracle of Seasons/Ages - they're both great games. They use the same engine as Awakening to make a puzzle game (Ages) and an action game (Seasons) that combine into one giant Zelda game.
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PaletteSwappedNinja posted:In non-Japanese news, the first part of the 3D Gunstar Heroes interview with Sega/M2 is up : http://blogs.sega.com/2015/08/18/segas-newest-title-in-their-3d-remaster-project-3d-gunstar-heroes-interview-part-1/ Choice quote: "To use a rather mundane example, I would say that 3D Shinobi III and 3D Streets of Rage were Kaio-ken, this project is M2 finally going Super Saiyan." I missed the second part! Oops. http://blogs.sega.com/2015/08/20/segas-newest-title-in-their-3d-remaster-project-3d-gunstar-heroes-interview-part-2/
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Cloks posted:You should also consider Oracle of Seasons/Ages - they're both great games. They use the same engine as Awakening to make a puzzle game (Ages) and an action game (Seasons) that combine into one giant Zelda game. This but play Link's Awakening too and first.
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Link's Awakening is great but it isn't perfect. It has some stupid poo poo in it like having to read text every time you get near a rock without equipping the power bracelet, or having to climb up a mountain again because you made a wrong turn into a hole in the ground that flushes you down to the bottom, or one-way paus in dungeons that force you to take roundabout routes just to get back where you were (the final dungeon kinda sucks). It has a unique atmosphere though that makes the game really memorable Oracle of Seasons and Ages are probably the most solidly-designed Zelda games overall, in terms of pure gameplay. They're a lot of fun to play
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