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OW THE EDGE: THE MOVIEjokes on y’all, 3 is actually about Shadow the Hedgehog and the Black Arms invasion
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OW THE EDGE: THE MOVIEjokes on y’all, 3 is actually about Shadow the Hedgehog and the Black Arms invasion
It probably would have never happenedEver wonder what Sonic 2 would've been like if SEGA/Paramount never listened to us about the first movie's first trailer?
And I have an excuse to post this again.jokes on y’all, 3 is actually about Shadow the Hedgehog and the Black Arms invasion
I dunno dude it's just a chill Kirby game with the Z axis. That's rad.
The abilities are fun, the levels are cute, the worlds have some interesting lore...
It's not this mind-blowing experience, but its a pretty tight 3D Kirby with some enjoyably twisted themes. A breath of fresh air, after how standard Star Allies felt.
These three arguments are what it boils down too I guess. And I guess I just want more then that. Idk. But you put me in a 3D space and I want something more. More engaging platforming like Mario 3D World or Crash Bandicoot. More engaging combat like Devil May Cry or Bayonetta. Or More engaging Collectathon elements like Mario 64 or Banjo-Kazooie. And I just feel this game does none of them very well. And like really. We go from Super Abilities, to a mega inhale, to a mech suit, to ability combos and fanservace playable characters, to a z-axis and Kirby forgetting how to swallow. That is SUCH a downgrade imo.kirby is the carly rae jepsen of nintendo games. there isn't much substance to chew on and think about, but the easygoing and innocent fun is more than enough for a lot of people (including me).
I didn’t say that it want there. I just said it was incredibly simple if you like… had a brain. And followed the basic rules of how collectibles are hidden in a standard platformer. I have only finished the first world, and even then, I’ve only been exploring enough to find the Waddle Dees. Though I have gotten all of them in that first world. I don’t even know what these “Hal Rooms” you speak of are. Maybe it gets more intense later on but like, when a game doesn’t hook you at the beginning and you then want to put it down, are you really at fault for not knowing? In the world I played I think I only ever missed one Waddle Dee on my first run of a level (not counting the damage-less run of the boss) and that was because I just didn’t know I had to destroy the wanted poster. Like, why would I do that unless the game told me to? Now I know to nuke em every time but… come on.No exploration?
What have you been playing?
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This is just one example, and then you have things like the crazy requirements for the hal rooms and how hidden their locations can be, the simple little bits where you go “huh can I fly there?” And then get rewarded for doing so.
There is definitely a solid feel of exploration for a platformer.
See you’ve already kinda proven my point.These three arguments are what it boils down too I guess. And I guess I just want more then that. Idk. But you put me in a 3D space and I want something more. More engaging platforming like Mario 3D World or Crash Bandicoot. More engaging combat like Devil May Cry or Bayonetta. Or More engaging Collectathon elements like Mario 64 or Banjo-Kazooie. And I just feel this game does none of them very well. And like really. We go from Super Abilities, to a mega inhale, to a mech suit, to ability combos and fanservace playable characters, to a z-axis and Kirby forgetting how to swallow. That is SUCH a downgrade imo.
I didn’t say that it want there. I just said it was incredibly simple if you like… had a brain. And followed the basic rules of how collectibles are hidden in a standard platformer. I have only finished the first world, and even then, I’ve only been exploring enough to find the Waddle Dees. Though I have gotten all of them in that first world. I don’t even know what these “Hal Rooms” you speak of are. Maybe it gets more intense later on but like, when a game doesn’t hook you at the beginning and you then want to put it down, are you really at fault for not knowing? In the world I played I think I only ever missed one Waddle Dee on my first run of a level (not counting the damage-less run of the boss) and that was because I just didn’t know I had to destroy the wanted poster. Like, why would I do that unless the game told me to? Now I know to nuke em every time but… come on.
And like, humor me. What does going into the hotel get you? What does it reward you with? Cause if it was Waddle Dees (the only collectibles that seem to really matter) then I guarantee that that streamer wouldn’t have been so shocked.
It gets more intense later on, you’ll probably miss more Waddle Dees, too. If you want difficulty from the platforming, though, you probably won’t get much of that outside of maybe a few Waddle Dee missions; Kirby can float, after all, even if he gets tired like in Kirby 64. The fights start to get harder, though.These three arguments are what it boils down too I guess. And I guess I just want more then that. Idk. But you put me in a 3D space and I want something more. More engaging platforming like Mario 3D World or Crash Bandicoot. More engaging combat like Devil May Cry or Bayonetta. Or More engaging Collectathon elements like Mario 64 or Banjo-Kazooie. And I just feel this game does none of them very well. And like really. We go from Super Abilities, to a mega inhale, to a mech suit, to ability combos and fanservace playable characters, to a z-axis and Kirby forgetting how to swallow. That is SUCH a downgrade imo.
I didn’t say that it want there. I just said it was incredibly simple if you like… had a brain. And followed the basic rules of how collectibles are hidden in a standard platformer. I have only finished the first world, and even then, I’ve only been exploring enough to find the Waddle Dees. Though I have gotten all of them in that first world. I don’t even know what these “Hal Rooms” you speak of are. Maybe it gets more intense later on but like, when a game doesn’t hook you at the beginning and you then want to put it down, are you really at fault for not knowing? In the world I played I think I only ever missed one Waddle Dee on my first run of a level (not counting the damage-less run of the boss) and that was because I just didn’t know I had to destroy the wanted poster. Like, why would I do that unless the game told me to? Now I know to nuke em every time but… come on.
And like, humor me. What does going into the hotel get you? What does it reward you with? Cause if it was Waddle Dees (the only collectibles that seem to really matter) then I guarantee that that streamer wouldn’t have been so shocked.
um…did I actually spoil myself?and now I must assume Shadow is either in the movie or will be in Sonic 3
oh god…oh ****…aw ****…I know y'all wanna post spoilers but please actually proof-read and make sure you're spoiling it. Including when you quote a post with an unmarked spoiler.
Yo sameI like the Kirby franchise.
I dare somebody to look at me and say that vending machine Kirby isn't the greatest thing in the world.I think Mouthful Mode is incredible purely on the comedy factor alone.
Amazing Mirror is heavily underratedYo same
Superstar ultra and amazing mirror are my favs
I'd gladly do that. Because I just cannot get over Stairs Mouth KirbyI dare somebody to look at me and say that vending machine Kirby isn't the greatest thing in the world.
...I'd gladly do that. Because I just cannot get over Stairs Mouth Kirby
But if the game doesn’t reward you for doing it then why do it? The game only seems to reward you for finding the dees. If you do all that stuff then cool, you found some stuff. But you gotta play the level again and find the dees. If you find the dees first then why not just move on? How is it supposed to be rewarding if it literally doesn’t reward you with the games main collectibles?See you’ve already kinda proven my point.
All these extra explorable areas are optional and give you either completely different paths through the levels or get you to some secrets.
Your on world 2 so I won’t spoil much,
But there are 3 Hal rooms in the game, special rooms hidden by the developers with fun Easter eggs and some side things for you to do.
You already missed one because you haven’t opened your eyes to additional exploration.
Just because the level seems linear, trust me there’s multiple instances where they aren’t.
Also the waddle fees aren’t suppose to be hard to find, the real secrets are one like that hotel. Which like I said gives you new sights different items and a different side path.
To put it in perspective more, I gurantee you will miss a big secret route down the line in one of the levels. If you explore and find that route, you get to take on literally a whole new level with double the fights in it.
There’s way more sight seeing in this game then finding the waddle dees.
Without mouthful mode we wouldn't have a Kirby game where you defeat the apocalyptically-inclined extra-dimensional god by just running him over with a ****ing truck.
So its based.
I don't want Keanu Revees. I actually prefer Stephen Amell as Shadow.still thinking Stephen Amell could work
it's a difference between prioritizing extrinsic or intrinsic motivation. a game that motivates you with tangible upgrades or collectables for exploring is more extrinsic, like MMX or SM64. but a game that is built around making the player motivate themself is more intrinsic, something like minecraft or BOTW for instance. a game that's intended to be more chillax and chill like kirby might want to go for a more intrinsic approach, because they don't want people to feel stressed out and feel like they NEED to get the collectables and suchBut if the game doesn’t reward you for doing it then why do it? The game only seems to reward you for finding the dees. If you do all that stuff then cool, you found some stuff. But you gotta play the level again and find the dees. If you find the dees first then why not just move on? How is it supposed to be rewarding if it literally doesn’t reward you with the games main collectibles?
It was fantastic! Knuckles was the star of the show. My biggest compliant is the unexplained plot threads, particularly what ever happened to Longclaw and Knunckles' father.So, anyone else saw the Sonic movie? How was it?
I mean. Counter culture? Radical? A guy with dreads who's stages have rap music? Not surprising imoI forgot how much black people love Sonic at the theatre and entire rows are just black people.
Makes me damn proud of my kind.
It speaks to us as a people.I forgot how much black people love Sonic at the theatre and entire rows are just black people.
Makes me damn proud of my kind.
And despite this the Japanese dub for the movie has a racist guy who did blackface and mocked African culture as KnucklesIt speaks to us as a people.
Fighting an oppressor who wants to enslave or destroy our kind.
Freeing animals from little cages.
Rolling into a ball and going through loops.
All staples of the black experience.
You liked Mario 3D World, right?But if the game doesn’t reward you for doing it then why do it? The game only seems to reward you for finding the dees. If you do all that stuff then cool, you found some stuff. But you gotta play the level again and find the dees. If you find the dees first then why not just move on? How is it supposed to be rewarding if it literally doesn’t reward you with the games main collectibles?
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Except their are rewards, I believe several of these rooms house rare or exclusive collectibles you can’t get otherwise.But if the game doesn’t reward you for doing it then why do it? The game only seems to reward you for finding the dees. If you do all that stuff then cool, you found some stuff. But you gotta play the level again and find the dees. If you find the dees first then why not just move on? How is it supposed to be rewarding if it literally doesn’t reward you with the games main collectibles?
Marvel Legends #ThorLoveAndThunder packaging featuring the first promo art of King Valkyrie, Gorr, Ravanger Thor, Groot, and Star-Lord!
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