I feel like Mario Run will get updated eventually. Nintendo's been pretty solid with their mobile offerings. I think a huge complaint they've fixed in Mario Run was that the game was challenging, so they added an easy mode to it, allowing you to get a feel on the courses. They've also had that Golden Goomba event, as well as several double coins events.

Once the game finally hits Android, I feel like they'll add more stuff for us to do. Even Miitomo ended up getting a big 2.0 Update, adding customizable rooms and allowing you to house multiple Miis. I have faith that they'll keep supporting Mario Run, for sure.

(03-16-2017, 01:50 PM)Ark Kuvis Wrote: I feel like Mario Run will get updated eventually. Nintendo's been pretty solid with their mobile offerings. I think a huge complaint they've fixed in Mario Run was that the game was challenging, so they added an easy mode to it, allowing you to get a feel on the courses. They've also had that Golden Goomba event, as well as several double coins events.

Once the game finally hits Android, I feel like they'll add more stuff for us to do. Even Miitomo ended up getting a big 2.0 Update, adding customizable rooms and allowing you to house multiple Miis. I have faith that they'll keep supporting Mario Run, for sure.

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seriously though I'm pretty sure that's why Mario Run's taking so long to hit Android (huge content update)
I played through enough of it on my gf's iPhone (I was the coin-grabbing jockey, eventually stopped so she could git gud) but idk maybe i'll make her grab the pink coins through the Android version lmao

(03-16-2017, 01:50 PM)Ark Kuvis Wrote: I have faith that they'll keep supporting Mario Run, for sure.

No I don't think. Nintendo have a solid strategy. They will not support anymore if it isn't enough profitable.
And I have the impression that the game will close shortly after have been published on Android (too much mods will out...).

What support? They said from the start they'll be no more levels...

Well, I was playing Breath of the Wild, but now I'm playing Horizon Zero Dawn which I might honestly think is a little better!

It just has better flow, if that makes any sense. About the only thing missing is the "climb anything" mechanic.

Sadly moving expenses meant I had to pass on Horizon (and Nier ) but man... been hearing good things.

It's really weird how everyone here seems to 'like' Zelda, but no one seems to love it. Like with the reviews it's been getting I would be expecting people to be declaring it's the best game ever made (which it isn't, because Metal Slug X is the best game ever made).

As for me, 100% finished Blaster Master Zero with the 'true' ending. I really liked it except for the music. Like the original had some killer tunes, Zero - not so much. Even the remix of the first level music isn't quite right. Feels off somehow.

I'm not sure what's going on with Inti (think that's the name on the company...), like the MM Zero games had good music (2 being the strongest), MM9 had great music but then, like since MM10 - there music has kinda sucked...

(03-18-2017, 10:17 PM)Goemar Wrote: It's really weird how everyone here seems to 'like' Zelda, but no one seems to love it.

There's a decent amount of people out there who actually are claiming BoTW is the best game in the series yet. Less so since the first few days of the game being out, maybe the game feeling so fresh after SS/TP was distorting those judgements.

I think my overall judgement on it is that it is a great game, but I wouldn't want it as a replacement to the traditional 3D style Zelda games. Preferably I think it'd work best as a third type of Zelda game: Top-Down, 3D, and now Sandbox.

Though the traditional 3D style probably needs a new name to differentiate it better ... but I'm struggling to think of one.


Anyways, next time they explore the sandbox style, you know what I would like to see? A game where you get to explore Hyrule while it is in its peak of civilization. It seems that in every Zelda game, especially those that came out from the N64 on, the world is always in shambles with ruins and desecrate monuments everywhere. I would really love a chance to view the world while the country's population is thriving and the ruins are actually in respectable condition. Admitably it would probably be difficult to build a story in such a world, though. Unless maybe they did a sort of light world/dark world thing? That would probably be pretty difficult to pull off in a world of this scale though.

I think the open world thing would be fine if they also had traditional dungeons. Sacrificing them for a good over world probably wasn't the best idea...

this may sound weird, but does anyone here play paladins?

it's...actually pretty fun.

I've never really been a fan of Megaman and have barely touched the games, I played Megaman 2, Zero, and X, but never beat any. But with the whole Mighty No.9 debacle, I decided to finally give the series a real try. I got all of the original series, the Megaman X games, Megaman Zero games, and the 2 ZX games. Time for a Megaman binge! I may also give the rpg games a try, I hear they're pretty good.

(03-19-2017, 11:16 PM)Jermungandr Wrote: .


Anyways, next time they explore the sandbox style, you know what I would like to see? A game where you get to explore Hyrule while it is in its peak of civilization. It seems that in every Zelda game, especially those that came out from the N64 on, the world is always in shambles with ruins and desecrate monuments everywhere. I would really love a chance to view the world while the country's population is thriving and the ruins are actually in respectable condition. .

Majora's Mask had some pretty functioning towns/cities, despite that they were amidst chaos or facing an impending doom. It's one of the reasons I prefer that Zelda over any other, I get to see a functioning and organic world as it is thrown into the fire. I feel like they could totally do this in a BoTW sequel, perhaps the villain (probably Gannon) could be making a comeback and slowly destroying once beautiful landscapes. I think it would be cool to go toe to toe with a villain that is gaining power in an open world environment, while I like BoTW a lot, it is very desolate at times. I feel like an intact civilization is what the franchise really needs. If we can get that game and it holds up, well then I might just be getting another Zelda tattoo to go with my Majora's Mask one.

That's another thing. I would really like to see a new 3D installment where an iteration of Ganon isn't the main bad guy. They've so far only done that once with the 3D games; it's mostly been reserved for the top-down titles. Maybe it could take place in another land or something.

So after competing Blaster Master Zero I thought I'd have a look at the rest of the 3DS's e-shop. Got Might Gunvolt (completed it) and picked up Noitu Love 2 (with a discount thanks to Nintendo platinum points). Played the demo on PC a dozen times but never the full game - good times so far.

Looking at getting Azure Striker Gunvolt but well, man could get like 50% off if I only had more gold Nintendo points...

(03-25-2017, 11:03 PM)Goemar Wrote: Looking at getting Azure Striker Gunvolt but well, man could get like 50% off if I only had more gold Nintendo points...

there's a two-pack, but I'm not sure if it came out in Europe (get that if you can)

(there is shovel knight amiibo compatibility in the 2nd one)






(you fight shovel knight)