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A lot of people liked Final Fantasy XV's plot.
Yeah I even thought of a game like that as well. A game that covers the massive amount of time between TLA and DD showing what was going on in Weyard in the 30 years. IDK what the plot point would be but I like the idea. Anything to let me play as the old cast again.
I thought of a "Golden Sun 2.5" once, where Susa was the main character. The other three party members were Feizhi, Aaron, and Megan. Much like Isaac and Felix, Susa is a warrior whom can wield many weapons. Unlike Ivan and Sheba, whom were quick but fragile, Feizhi is a sturdy heavy-hitter--and like Sveta, uses hand-to-hand combat. And unlike his older brother, Garet, Aaron is a mage-based Mars Adept. Lastly, Megan is very similar to her mentor, Mia.
They probably are. All of Nintendo's partners and subsidiaries are heading that way. And we can't go too long without Mario & friends heading to the tennis court or golf course, we might remember Camelot used to do other stuff.
Well, we saw Mario + Rabbids rear it's head and I got me Puyo Puyo x Tetris localized... I tell you, Nintendo Switch has strange kind of magic to it. We can only see if it breaks through the heavens and reaches the sun.
IMO, all of those games sans MAYBE F-Zero are very unlikely.
Gonna need a lot of magic to get that done.Well, we saw Mario + Rabbids rear it's head and I got me Puyo Puyo x Tetris localized... I tell you, Nintendo Switch has strange kind of magic to it. We can only see if it breaks through the heavens and reaches the sun.
That's what they said about Switch having consistent quality first-party delivery for this whole year and already beyond, a new proper Bomberman, Metroid Prime 4, + if a new Metroid-installment at all, highly expansive 3rd party support, no region locking... and once more, Puyo Puyo getting actually localized in full English, compared to whatever tried to replace Puyo Puyo Chronicles overseas, Cranky Food Friends...
Well we did know beforehand that the reason why the Switch was released in March of this year rather than the holiday season of last year was because Nintendo wanted a steady stream of first party games (and third party ones I guess) to be available on the system so that came to no surprise.That's what they said about Switch having consistent quality first-party delivery for this whole year and already beyond, a new proper Bomberman, Metroid Prime 4, + if a new Metroid-installment at all, highly expansive 3rd party support, no region locking... and once more, Puyo Puyo getting actually localized in full English, compared to whatever tried to replace Puyo Puyo Chronicles overseas, Cranky Food Friends...
Eh, I'm bit being tested here in means of staying pessimistic towards Switch after those feats.
To some the initial part is a bit of a slog given that its laden with dialogue, but once you get past that it moves more briskly.
Despite what Nintendo says I'm not convinced we will see a future handheld dedicated console. Apart from perhaps some "Switch lite" kinda deal which retails for cheaper but is a pure portable. I believe those plans were a contingency for if the Switch underperformed.
*Remembers the scene with Babi towards the end of The Broken Seal.*
Well sure the beginning isn't the only bit with a good deal of babbling but it stands to reason that you're probably invested enough in the game to stomach some of the later game moments. Either that or you don't have a problem with the rather pedantic exposition and such. Whereas at the beginning I can see why for some it might be more of a deterrent.
Same. I'm going to be replaying The Broken Seal sometime soon.
Or you can always emulate the game.
Kind reminder that emulation isn't illegal if you purchased the original game(s).
Garet? That's a cute way of saying Felix or Matthew.
That is actually false.
YEAH SO WHAT!?
Something good and encouraging, as; GOOD FOR YOU!
Doesn't really run poopy here. Or at least, not that I really notice. It's pretty damn fluid even.
Despite the concerns, I'm sure 2018 will have a steady stream of Nintendo titles for the Switch, and it's nice to hear Nintendo is truly committed to new IPs going forward. That should, hopefully, help alleviate the rather sparse remaining selection of big names that aren't already on the roster. Assuming, of course, the new IPs can find success.
I interpret that as meaning the Switch will have new IP's that people aren't expecting akin to Splatoon and ARMS.
Yeah. Which is funny because I see a lot of PS2 games running on Amazon for like 10-30 dollars at the most where as Dark Dawn and some other DS games are commanding 50 something dollars.
That was my thought as well. New IPs, not old ones.
That was one of a couple problems with the storyline. It really was not a great ending. None of the ending from The Lost Age got fixed, and you basically wind up back exactly where you started Dark Dawn at when it's over. Yes, you solved this big threat, but the entire journey was just a setup for something much bigger. Which, in itself wouldn't be bad, except they TELL you that it's just setup right from the start. You know you're going on a fetch quest in preparation for a big adventure, and the game ends right when that big adventure would begin. It robs the story of a lot of its weight, unfortunately.[/quote]
-Likes Tyrell
