When he’s not paying off a loan to Tom Nook, Liam likes to report on the latest Nintendo news and admire his library of video games. His favourite Nintendo character used to be a guitar-playing dog, but nowadays he prefers to hang out with Judd the cat. I have them both digitally. I try to buy physical, but I just want to play games, and waiting for months just to get the physical doesn't make sense to me if I'm not an avid collector. the_beaver People keep calling them masterpieces... and I agree on the art style being super rich, and the port being excellent... also the gameplay seems really solid from the brief time I’ve spent with the original demo... but are they really THAT fun? Masterpieces? I honestly want to know. I’m only sort of into the art, so I’m hoping that there is some seriously satisfying and creative platforming to be has here as well... and also hoping the story isn’t too weird and and trying to be all sentimental deep when it’s such weird unrelatable, kind of abstract world... The game is a platformer at heart, so this doesn't hurt it much, but it's a weird addition. It's the sort of combat I'd expect to find a phone game.

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Why do you even have a 10 on your rating system if no game is perfect? As for having BotW as your highest rated game of all time, I wholeheartedly agree. I would give it a 10, since 10 in general means a masterpiece, not necessarily a perfect game.this must-play collection tells the complete tale of Ori, a young orphan destined for heroics, through a visually stunning action-platformer crafted by Moon Studios. Cia Why do you reply to a very old comment? Anyway, I will never give a game a 10. And my system is the way it is because a game can always be improved upon. This is one of the games that I fell in love with on the XBONE. Reminded me of Flower from the PS3 meets a great adventure story added. It's a fantastic game that is worth the price, and the music alone is fantastic! Can't wait to also get this on Switch, but I honestly hope for a physical release too, would be nice to have the wonderful artwork that went along with it! sj33 My scoring is a bit different than most peoples, since I rate certain aspects of a game separately. The major score is usually only based on gameplay. Technical defects only impact the score if it impacts gameplay. (Like for instance in Link's Awakening (Switch version), I gave that an 8.7) I also reduce the score if the intended style isn't achieved, since I do count that as gameplay.

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Have you ever watched a horror movie and felt yourself rooting for the monster? If so, Carrion is the perfect game for you. Consume puny humans and grow across the subterranean station as you try to find a way to escape. cyrus_zuo My sentiments exactly. Lately I’m just trying to consume more media that lifts my spirits and acts as a respite from the seriousness of real life. Ultimately this game does have a positive message, but there’s a lot of sadness along the way. Original Article (Tue 22nd Sep, 2020 07:45 BST): Last week, Moon Studios' highly praised platform-adventure game Ori and the Will of the Wisps got a surprise release on the Nintendo Switch.

I'm still excited to try the Ori demo, the color palette is lighter than Hollow Knight, so I'm hopeful, b/c it sure is beautiful. So unless its getting a UK/EU release.....I think my stance om the retail versions have already been decided for me. neogyo Very true. And to be honest, that’s one of the main reasons I’m still a Nintendo fan after ~30 years. Their games are excellent and well made, but also I think they’re probably the only large developer left that considers bringing joy to their customers through their games to be a valid chief pursuit at this point. Im really enjoying it........far more than the original despite some of the increase in mechanically difficult platforming (thats more fustrating than enjoyable)