I don't know what I can say other than it definitely does say that for me:
You can transfer her save data to your Switch (this can be done for all her saves or for specific games), this is something that can be done for absolutely all games.
yes but it's 16bit top-down 2D pixel art and just better :)
I'd say yes, it is.
I'm in awe after finishing Stories Untold.
I think I haven't experienced anything like it in gaming at least in the storytelling department.
I know it's not a game for everybody, but it clicked all the right spots for me. I guess being an 80s teen who grew up with a ZX Spectrum and loving what we called conversational games (text-based adventures) has something to do with it XD, but man, what an exceptional ride. It got me so hooked that I finished it in two sittings. At first I thought it was going to be a somewhat generic horror game with an 80s setting but as the story unfolds… I couldn't be more wrong.
I can't talk much about the game without spoiling parts of the story as there's some kind of a hidden narrative in there (I knew nothing about this game until Devolver announced a few days ago it was being released on the Switch), but in summary it's an episodic point-and-click-ish text adventure game where you spend most of the time reading and solving puzzles in front of a table (or two, with a button to switch between them) as the story unfolds in front of you.
There are four episodes which will unlock right after you finish the previous one, and each one lasts about 45 minutes/1 hour, so expect the game to be finished in about 4 hours. Take in mind that you can't save in the middle of the episodes (I can understand that design choice for the sake of immersion after playing it).
Each one takes place in a different setting: one in front of a desk with a ZX Spectrum 128K <3, an old CRT TV where you are playing a text-based adventure game called The House Abandon, and another one in front of what seems to be some kind of laboratory where you have to follow the instructions to make experiments to a subject inside a box, and… that's it, I can't tell more without spoiling things.
If you like text-based adventures, point and click games, nicely written stories (oh, and the voice actors are great), with small touches of horror and sci-fi, give it a chance. Just one thing, once you start the game, finish it.
The game may be on the short side for some (4 hours to me is just about a perfect lenght), but for 9,99 € is a steal IMO.
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The trailer and some screenshots (not from the Switch version as I didn't grab any… the story had me hooked so much that I forgot to, and I use to take a lot of screenshots XD but the game looks fine on the Switch at least in portable mode (I'm 100% handheld):
Ok my bad, but I googled this now, and saw only Trials Rising. Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy is also mentioned in some places, but the save data does transfer in a profile transfer, just not in a manual transfer of the game save on its own. So as far as I can tell, the only game where there seems to be no existing solution is apparently Trials Rising.
I'm in awe after finishing Stories Untold.
I think I haven't experienced anything like it in gaming at least in the storytelling department.
I know it's not a game for everybody, but it clicked all the right spots for me. I guess being an 80s teen who grew up with a ZX Spectrum and loving what we called conversational games (text-based adventures) has something to do with it XD, but man, what an exceptional ride. It got me so hooked that I finished it in two sittings. At first I thought it was going to be a somewhat generic horror game with an 80s setting but as the story unfolds… I couldn't be more wrong.
I can't talk much about the game without spoiling parts of the story as there's some kind of a hidden narrative in there (I knew nothing about this game until Devolver announced a few days ago it was being released on the Switch), but in summary it's an episodic point-and-click-ish text adventure game where you spend most of the time reading and solving puzzles in front of a table (or two, with a button to switch between them) as the story unfolds in front of you.
There are four episodes which will unlock right after you finish the previous one, and each one lasts about 45 minutes/1 hour, so expect the game to be finished in about 4 hours. Take in mind that you can't save in the middle of the episodes (I can understand that design choice for the sake of immersion after playing it).
Each one takes place in a different setting: one in front of a desk with a ZX Spectrum 128K <3, an old CRT TV where you are playing a text-based adventure game called The House Abandon, and another one in front of what seems to be some kind of laboratory where you have to follow the instructions to make experiments to a subject inside a box, and… that's it, I can't tell more without spoiling things.
If you like text-based adventures, point and click games, nicely written stories (oh, and the voice actors are great), with small touches of horror and sci-fi, give it a chance. Just one thing, once you start the game, finish it.
The game may be on the short side for some (4 hours to me is just about a perfect lenght), but for 9,99 € is a steal IMO.
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The trailer and some screenshots (not from the Switch version as I didn't grab any… the story had me hooked so much that I forgot to, and I use to take a lot of screenshots XD but the game looks fine on the Switch at least in portable mode (I'm 100% handheld):
It was a concern of mine too, but you don't type a single word. You choose them from a menu:
Aah, sweet. Thanks!It was a concern of mine too, but you don't type a single word. You choose them from a menu:
Danmaku Unlimited 3.
I'm in awe after finishing Stories Untold.
I think I haven't experienced anything like it in gaming at least in the storytelling department.
I know it's not a game for everybody, but it clicked all the right spots for me. I guess being an 80s teen who grew up with a ZX Spectrum and loving what we called conversational games (text-based adventures) has something to do with it XD, but man, what an exceptional ride. It got me so hooked that I finished it in two sittings. At first I thought it was going to be a somewhat generic horror game with an 80s setting but as the story unfolds… I couldn't be more wrong.
I can't talk much about the game without spoiling parts of the story as there's some kind of a hidden narrative in there (I knew nothing about this game until Devolver announced a few days ago it was being released on the Switch), but in summary it's an episodic point-and-click-ish text adventure game where you spend most of the time reading and solving puzzles in front of a table (or two, with a button to switch between them) as the story unfolds in front of you.
There are four episodes which will unlock right after you finish the previous one, and each one lasts about 45 minutes/1 hour, so expect the game to be finished in about 4 hours. Take in mind that you can't save in the middle of the episodes (I can understand that design choice for the sake of immersion after playing it).
Each one takes place in a different setting: one in front of a desk with a ZX Spectrum 128K <3, an old CRT TV where you are playing a text-based adventure game called The House Abandon, and another one in front of what seems to be some kind of laboratory where you have to follow the instructions to make experiments to a subject inside a box, and… that's it, I can't tell more without spoiling things.
If you like text-based adventures, point and click games, nicely written stories (oh, and the voice actors are great), with small touches of horror and sci-fi, give it a chance. Just one thing, once you start the game, finish it.
The game may be on the short side for some (4 hours to me is just about a perfect lenght), but for 9,99 € is a steal IMO.
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The trailer and some screenshots (not from the Switch version as I didn't grab any… the story had me hooked so much that I forgot to, and I use to take a lot of screenshots XD but the game looks fine on the Switch at least in portable mode (I'm 100% handheld):
Some quick Super Crush KO impressions...
Pros:
-The combat is very satisfying and feels like a 2D Bayonetta or DMC
-Gameplay mechanics are easy to pick up but isn't something you can master easily.The tutorial is also done very well
-Level designs have a lot of platforms that encourage you to utilize your entire moveset
-Replay value seems decent so far(after 1 playthrough) since getting a high score and S+ Rank is a challenge. The game also keeps you notfied on how well you're doing by placing your rank on the screen during levels
-Leaderboards and score tracking are done well here. I was playing the game while at a dog park (no Wifi) but was still able to upload all of my scores later.
-I really like the art style and character designs. Those vibrant colors with the city skyline contantly in the background looks very good.
-Framerate is good, even when there's a lot happening on the screen
-Soundtrack matches the art style and lighthearted vibe of the game. Downtown Sidewalk and West West Pine West (North) <3
Cons:
-The game is waaaaaaaay too short. I beat it in 3 hours
-There is this weird pause when you gain health after defeating enemies
-Story is stale
-Enemy variety is just not there
The game is indeed fun to play and I enjoyed my time with it.
However, $15 for a 3 hour game is kind of pushing it imo. If you aren't a big fan or Bayonetta/DMC, 2D Brawlers, or like replaying games to get a high rank on leaderboards then you might want to wait for a price drop.
As far as I know, LA has not been fixed in terms of frame rate. LM3 is a great game and seems pretty varied (not beaten it yet) so it doesn't have the sameness of the first. Bosses are quite fun too. My major problem is I play inverted so the controls get a little wonky for me (which might be a design choice as Luigi is supposed to be scraped/uncoordinated in the game. LM also has online multiplayer and couch multiplayer with upcoming DLC. Better than the extras in LA.
Yeah Jamestown is great. But you have to play it at high difficulty levels to unlock everything, as you said.
If you're worried about the performance issues in Link's Awakening, don't buy it, they haven't been fixed. I personally noticed them, but had zero issues with them impacting my enjoyment. I absolutely loved this remake. Maybe grab it if the game ever goes on sale.
That's exactly what I'd recommend (well, that and VR and you've already got that!). Horizon is a wonderful racer, I love the aesthetic it goes for, its incredibly addictive as well, tough to nail some of those late game levels though if your going for 100% completion. I still need to get the DLC for it which looks great as well.
I'm in awe after finishing Stories Untold.
I think I haven't experienced anything like it in gaming at least in the storytelling department.
I know it's not a game for everybody, but it clicked all the right spots for me. I guess being an 80s teen who grew up with a ZX Spectrum and loving what we called conversational games (text-based adventures) has something to do with it XD, but man, what an exceptional ride. It got me so hooked that I finished it in two sittings. At first I thought it was going to be a somewhat generic horror game with an 80s setting but as the story unfolds… I couldn't be more wrong.
I can't talk much about the game without spoiling parts of the story as there's some kind of a hidden narrative in there (I knew nothing about this game until Devolver announced a few days ago it was being released on the Switch), but in summary it's an episodic point-and-click-ish text adventure game where you spend most of the time reading and solving puzzles in front of a table (or two, with a button to switch between them) as the story unfolds in front of you.
There are four episodes which will unlock right after you finish the previous one, and each one lasts about 45 minutes/1 hour, so expect the game to be finished in about 4 hours. Take in mind that you can't save in the middle of the episodes (I can understand that design choice for the sake of immersion after playing it).
Each one takes place in a different setting: one in front of a desk with a ZX Spectrum 128K <3, an old CRT TV where you are playing a text-based adventure game called The House Abandon, and another one in front of what seems to be some kind of laboratory where you have to follow the instructions to make experiments to a subject inside a box, and… that's it, I can't tell more without spoiling things.
If you like text-based adventures, point and click games, nicely written stories (oh, and the voice actors are great), with small touches of horror and sci-fi, give it a chance. Just one thing, once you start the game, finish it.
The game may be on the short side for some (4 hours to me is just about a perfect lenght), but for 9,99 € is a steal IMO.
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The trailer and some screenshots (not from the Switch version as I didn't grab any… the story had me hooked so much that I forgot to, and I use to take a lot of screenshots XD but the game looks fine on the Switch at least in portable mode (I'm 100% handheld):
I'm in awe after finishing Stories Untold.
I think I haven't experienced anything like it in gaming at least in the storytelling department.
I know it's not a game for everybody, but it clicked all the right spots for me. I guess being an 80s teen who grew up with a ZX Spectrum and loving what we called conversational games (text-based adventures) has something to do with it XD, but man, what an exceptional ride. It got me so hooked that I finished it in two sittings. At first I thought it was going to be a somewhat generic horror game with an 80s setting but as the story unfolds… I couldn't be more wrong.
I can't talk much about the game without spoiling parts of the story as there's some kind of a hidden narrative in there (I knew nothing about this game until Devolver announced a few days ago it was being released on the Switch), but in summary it's an episodic point-and-click-ish text adventure game where you spend most of the time reading and solving puzzles in front of a table (or two, with a button to switch between them) as the story unfolds in front of you.
There are four episodes which will unlock right after you finish the previous one, and each one lasts about 45 minutes/1 hour, so expect the game to be finished in about 4 hours. Take in mind that you can't save in the middle of the episodes (I can understand that design choice for the sake of immersion after playing it).
Each one takes place in a different setting: one in front of a desk with a ZX Spectrum 128K <3, an old CRT TV where you are playing a text-based adventure game called The House Abandon, and another one in front of what seems to be some kind of laboratory where you have to follow the instructions to make experiments to a subject inside a box, and… that's it, I can't tell more without spoiling things.
If you like text-based adventures, point and click games, nicely written stories (oh, and the voice actors are great), with small touches of horror and sci-fi, give it a chance. Just one thing, once you start the game, finish it.
The game may be on the short side for some (4 hours to me is just about a perfect lenght), but for 9,99 € is a steal IMO.
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The trailer and some screenshots (not from the Switch version as I didn't grab any… the story had me hooked so much that I forgot to, and I use to take a lot of screenshots XD but the game looks fine on the Switch at least in portable mode (I'm 100% handheld):
Thanks y'all! I'm going with Luigi's Mansion, excited to play tonight.
NP!
This is me XD
I recommend Horizon Chase Turbo. It looks great, runs like a dream, sounds sweet.
