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No, I get what you're saying. Sometimes the darker colors all blended together (at least on my tv) so things (especially those in the distance) looked like blobs. However, for me it wasn't that huge of a deal so if they made a remake I'd rather them leave it untouched as even the distant blobs contributed nicely to the atmosphere :)
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So, apparently tourists love dumping games during the holidays. In the course of two days I have bought for under 20 euros:
Warioware Touched Trauma Center UTK Another Code Kirby Canvas Touch Picross 3D Radiata History or whatever the hell its called. |
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I can't imagine them offering two separate color schemes for the game - they picked the colors for a reason, right?
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But people seem to complain about it being brown and CoD-like |
Wasn't last gen all about bloom and brown, though, haha?
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Wario Land: Shake Dimension! Mad World No More Heroes Dragon Quest V Final Fantasy 4 Zak and Wiki RE4: Wii Edition Kirby Super Star Ultra Kirby Mass Attack Pandora's Tower As you can see, I've been od'ing on kirby. :D |
I beat Luigi's Mansion today. That last 3 bosses are really interesting and different... but very annoying to repeat when you loose.
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Though I'm not sure how Luigi's Mansion on the GCN, which was rushed, offered a tighter experience than 2 did, which had a development time of a whooping 3 years. But whatever, LM1 was really repetitive with its objectives and didn't offer as strong of a level design as 2 did. Can't wait to see what Next Level Games are gonna offer next. Between Mario Strikers and Punch Out (their best game), they're a very talented studio for Nintendo. Give them Wario Land! |
I also loved Kid Icarus Uprising. Hope I don't have to wait another 25 years for another...
Luigi's Mansion 2 also fixed the element system. The original had this wierd system of collecting fire and water to solve puzzles. in LM2, you just vacuum a bucket and fill it with water, or a log and set it on fire. A small change, but it makes the idea feel more complete. I thought the mission system was a bad idea at first, and then Changed my mind near the end. The mission system made the game better. I, for a brief moment, was hoping Mario would tag-team The final Boss with me - it seems kind of strange that they would reuse the same idea from the first game, but not reveal it until the last couple of levels. |
I find Kid Icarus: Uprising to be very addictive; have finished it for about three different times so far. Would love it if they were to ever release a sequel!
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As for a sequel, Sakurai said that it's unlikely. It's not that it did badly, it did well, but it's because the game, by nature, is the sort of one-off modern callback title that it wanted to be. It brought back all of the NES enemies and made metajokes both about the game now and the game back then, and it had a very self-contained story that opened and closed the book. And I really don't mind that, because it's a fantastic game that really does stand well on its own. |
Helps that the game is just really deep and offers so much content. Two years and I'm still playing it.
I'm OK with not getting a sequel as well. |
On Kid Icarus.... Do you play with the plastic stand that comes with the game or not?
I have never played the game without it, have trouble controlling it with just my hands. |
I need to pick up Kid Icarus. I dunno if I can find it in many places, but it was something I wanted to get for the 3DS and unfortunately was too late to get while most shops sold it. I think Amazon was sold out last I checked.
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I'm really on the fence if I ever want to play KI:U or not
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Never had a problem, I adjusted to it quickly. I have strong hands though so meh. |
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I love GameStop's used DS section. I've gotten some AWESOME scores for very cheap from those little bins/glass cabinets. Advance Warfare: Days of Ruin, Kirby: Superstar Saga, Phoenix Wright (the original, which was the only one I was missing), and a few others! |
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The GameStops in San Francisco had everything good, which was interesting. I found more unique games up there than I ever found here in Los Angeles, except back in the day when they used to also sell NES/SNES/N64 games. Back then...those were the glory days of gaming. I wish I could go back to buy all the games I ever wanted for the old systems! |
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