OfflineRocket
2024
I am enjoying the hell out of this game, idc what people say, this is impressive for an indie studio, and is way more fun than Pokemon has been for the last decade or so
This is the weakest of the Xenoblades. I still had a lot of fun, but it didn't expand on the games as Torna did. It's purely about Melia, but has nothing to add to the world itself
IMO this is the best of the Shantae series. Nice length, unique items, and a fun Metroidvania. Sorta small compared to other Metroidvanias, but considering it released on the 3DS, that's almost expected.
This would be the one I recommend to newcomers
This would be the one I recommend to newcomers
Good, but as for a Metroidvania, it felt kinda small and stuff like the map didn't feel that new
I like it, but feel like there's a heavy skill jump between the first area. If you're not lucky with items in the first area, you'll get screwed with the insanely fast enemies of the next
Idk beat it due to luck, and haven't felt that inspired to go back
Idk beat it due to luck, and haven't felt that inspired to go back
Mostly played the DX HD version, but played a little bit of the 3DS
Experience is about the same imo, while I haven't played the original LA, I've played the Oracle games, so I know how it played on original hardware.
Nice and short game to do over a break, not my favourite Zelda, and wish there was less hidden bombable walls, but I can't really think of any major flaws except for the hardware limitations
Experience is about the same imo, while I haven't played the original LA, I've played the Oracle games, so I know how it played on original hardware.
Nice and short game to do over a break, not my favourite Zelda, and wish there was less hidden bombable walls, but I can't really think of any major flaws except for the hardware limitations
This would be the perfect port of Links Awakening, but technical bugs hold it back to a four star
I never had major crashes, but it was evident that it wasn't play tested which is unfortunate. Plenty of softlocks during cutscenes if you press any button (which is hard to know when the cutscene doesn't play properly half the time), assets wouldn't always load, and sometimes you could softlock the game by accidentally skipping sections. Plenty of times I accidentally skipped sections, and this would cause issues later. Worst was needing to edit my save to give me back 2 small keys because I tried to open a locked door from the opposite side?? (evidently I needed to open from the other side, but it just ate my keys)
Otherwise, this is a much better port. More mappable items, and the widescreen support allows you to figure out the secrets easier. I don't care what other reviewers say, I'd prefer the bombable walls to be more obvious since I don't want to poke the wall with my sword all the time - sorry, it's just not fun the old way
I never had major crashes, but it was evident that it wasn't play tested which is unfortunate. Plenty of softlocks during cutscenes if you press any button (which is hard to know when the cutscene doesn't play properly half the time), assets wouldn't always load, and sometimes you could softlock the game by accidentally skipping sections. Plenty of times I accidentally skipped sections, and this would cause issues later. Worst was needing to edit my save to give me back 2 small keys because I tried to open a locked door from the opposite side?? (evidently I needed to open from the other side, but it just ate my keys)
Otherwise, this is a much better port. More mappable items, and the widescreen support allows you to figure out the secrets easier. I don't care what other reviewers say, I'd prefer the bombable walls to be more obvious since I don't want to poke the wall with my sword all the time - sorry, it's just not fun the old way
2014
I hate this dino so much
I'll start by saying I liked Xenoblade 2 better.
This is still a very good game, but there's a few things that kinda take away from it. It's obvious that they were finding their footing (a good footing I will mind) on what the Xenoblade franchise would be.
But after playing later Xenoblades, it's the weakest, combat isn't as intuitive, and is still kinda frustrating in the late game. The lore doesn't feel as fleshed out, and it doesn't have the wisdom (for lack of a better term) that 2 has. It's still a good game, but it left me with more questions than it resolved, and didn't have as many twists.
It also doesn't really give me a reason to come back like X or 2 does.
This is still a very good game, but there's a few things that kinda take away from it. It's obvious that they were finding their footing (a good footing I will mind) on what the Xenoblade franchise would be.
But after playing later Xenoblades, it's the weakest, combat isn't as intuitive, and is still kinda frustrating in the late game. The lore doesn't feel as fleshed out, and it doesn't have the wisdom (for lack of a better term) that 2 has. It's still a good game, but it left me with more questions than it resolved, and didn't have as many twists.
It also doesn't really give me a reason to come back like X or 2 does.
Fun, but I remember the ending being lackluster
2005
I really like this Harvest Moon, got pretty far in it, not really sure if there's a definitive "ending"
2001
Maybe the monkeys were the friends we made along the way
Tony Hawk
1985
Last world sucks ass
I had fun