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Ring Fit Adventure Review Thread
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I don't see any problem it must just be your metabolism or genetics or something.
Not surprising. I doubt there's many people who are gonna be able to work out for 3-4 hours a day 6 days a week to finish it.
I don't think you are supposed to binge play a fitness game, it's a little a day kind of game.
This comment made me realize that speed runs of this game could be wild. I wanna see it get done at AGDQ and the speedrunner taking the stage looks like Mr. Olympia.
In the previews, didn't they say it would take three months to finish if you were playing an hour a day?
For an exercise RPG? It's almost impossible for it to score higher...
It's meant to be pretty long so it's doubtful anyone's reached the end.
The previews I had seen definitely said an hour a day, not 30 minutes.
That's going to be disappointing if it has half the content I was expecting.
Gamers: I hate how everything gets 90s, there's no scale anymore!
Also gamers: High 70s is bad!
are sure those are the very same individuals or you're just pretending them to be so you can make a point?
because being you a gamer doesn't allow me to call you nazi just because some gamers are.
people are different, even if they have the same hobby.
This looks really cool but I just signed up for Zwift (virtual cycling MMO) for my video game workouts. Maybe later if I want to mix it up (also I've been curious about that Switch boxing workout game too).
This exchange has been the high point of my day and I would like to thank you for it.
Why not?
90 days is a lot already.
The adventure mode is only one part of the game.
Super Cardio Odyssey is the best. It's a cardio odyssey. Out-of-breath of the Wild does not make sense beyond parodying BotW.
For it to have a score in the high 70s, it needs some scores in the 50-60s... I haven't noticed any reviews in that range yet? Maybe I need to look through the OP again.
I would also like to think a Yes/Recommended counts as a 100? It's essentially a 1/1 or 0/1 scale.
I would also like to think a Yes/Recommended counts as a 100? It's essentially a 1/1 or 0/1 scale.
Look forward to playing this soon. Got a nice pre order price where I live. This seems more fun than Wii fit did to me. Good with the positive impressions so far.
Ultimately this game is meant as keeping you entertained while you work out if you have an issue doing so. I'm going to look at it as a work out that keeps me distracted and will give my thoughts as such
Sweet, this looked cool to me from announce and is turning out just about as well as I could expect. I'll try to pick it up soon! And some other healthy habits, too.
Am i too late for a possible OT title? The Legend of Ring Fit - Skyward Pulse ^^
The Mrs. wanted some way of a light workout, although she doesn't really need it ... maybe it's a stealth-notice to my lazy fatass. Oh well, might look into this around holidays. ^^
The Mrs. wanted some way of a light workout, although she doesn't really need it ... maybe it's a stealth-notice to my lazy fatass. Oh well, might look into this around holidays. ^^
There are only two reviews on metacritic, a 78 and an 80. The post is really pre-mature.
Kinda BS the "recommended" ones don't count as 100s. I guess that better explains the scoring then because of all the reviews I've seen that don't use a 10 or 100 point scale are quite positive but I guess they won't count. Well that and like you say there only being 2 numbered reviews being counted so far.
Feel like they should use more of a rotten tomatoes type approach where it's Buy/Don't Buy ratio, rather than a numeric average.
Just saw the GameXplain video and it looks pretty neat. Kinda interested in this.
And Andre about not losing weight: calories in, calories out my dude ;-)
And Andre about not losing weight: calories in, calories out my dude ;-)
in my country games are expensive and I just tend to buy those who are really good. and ONE of the metrics I use to analyze if a game is good enough for me to spend 350,00 reais (almost 90,00 dollars) is meta and open critic.
I understand the pricing, but if you want to be more purchase conscious, your better bet would be to watch videos and gameplay impressions rather than just going off of the aggregate score. Not every game is going to be a 90+ AAA blockbuster. Many niche games score lower simply because of that.
this thing is going to cost over 100 dollars here in Brazil, so I think I'm allowed to be a little bit harsh when analyzing if this is good enough for the money I would have to spend on it or not.
A number doesn't paint the full picture. The content of a review is what's important.
did you see the part where I said "ONE of the metrics"?
of course this is not the only thing I take into consideration, but it's an important one (so important that people open threads to talk about it)
Yeah, but let's be honest here: numbers matter. We all love them.
It's... fine?
Did you really expect an exercise tool with light rpg elements to get 90s?
Fair enough. It's gotten to the point where I don't even look at review scores anymore, though, and I tend to be more purchase conscious these days. A low score can artificially affect my opinion for a game I might actually enjoy quite a bit.
Even then, high 70's for a fitness game is actually pretty damn good.
