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AZWification said:
tbone51 said:
Pavolink said:
Other M and Skyward Sword. At least SS is because Zelda cycle, but Other M? Some overreact as if the game was unplayable.


Other M gets unbelievable hate. I thinks its a good game gameplay wise. The story (acting) was beyond horrible. Only thing was the facing cursor to a third person shooter view could of been better.

I'm sorry, but Other M deserved all that hate.. Leaving the story aside, the soundtrack is underwhelming, the game is extremely linear, you are forced the control with the sideways Wiimote and the first person mode was absolute garbage ( you couldn't even move during that mode!)... :-/

Great example for the OP.



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vivster said:
Well you all already know the stupid reasons why I hate all Wii U games.

Because you are stupid.

OT: Super Mario 3D World has undeserved hate. Making 3D Mario more 2D is making it better. 3D Mario is lucky.



burninmylight said:
Michael-5 said:
Dulfite said:
Chameleon Twist. That game was one lf the finest gems of the 64 era that nobody and nobodies mother's even bother to give time.

I hated that game, and I'm sure others did too.

However Mischeif Makers and Glover get little no no recognition.


I was always very close to renting Chameleon Twist from Blockbuster, but I never got around to it. It's not a Nintendo game though, Dulfite.

But since we're talking about non-Nintendo published games, I love me some Mischief Makers! How I long for those simpler times when you could have a moe protagonist catching missiles and throwing them back at floating lizards while going "Shake Shake!"

I heard Glover actually sucked though.

I loved Glover, never played Mischeif Makers. Seeing it in the bargin bin for so long threw me off it.



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Michael-5 said:

I loved Glover, never played Mischeif Makers. Seeing it in the bargin bin for so long threw me off it.


Ah, it was your loss. It was a launch (or near launch) title developed by Treasure and had that goofy Japanese charm along with unique gameplay hooks in a 2-D platformer, along with a proper challenge.



RolStoppable said:
Will be pretty hard to beat "I ignored Super Mario 3D World because it's 2D.", although there are things like "Game X belongs on handhelds, not going to play this one.".


well... it is technically 2d...



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NintendoPie said:
vivster said:
Well you all already know the stupid reasons why I hate all Wii U games.

Because you are stupid.

OT: Super Mario 3D World has undeserved hate. Making 3D Mario more 2D is making it better. 3D Mario is lucky.


I have seen very little hate from Nintendo fans on that game. Sure when they showed it for the first time at E3 2013, it got alot of hate, but after release Ive not seen many talk bad about it.



HylianSwordsman said:
David_Hernandeez said:


I personally think star fox adventure fits in Star Fox, it just need the space sections to be great, and the on foot sections needed better controls in Assault, but a combination of SF 64+ SF Adventures+ SF Assault would be a great idea.

Anyway many forgot Super Smash Bros Brawl, because it doesn't play as Melee, or Melee is more balanced than Brawl(sure, its not)

Someone finally understands! I agree, Assault foot sections were awful. Star Fox needs great space sections, but I want it to have great ground sections as well, and Adventures did that wonderfully. At least Assault tried to put them together. I personally think a new approach altogether is needed. Change it from a scene by scene linear approach to the missions to a hub based approach. Imagine a Star Fox game where you start at the Great Fox, and get hired to go to various planets as mercenaries. Reconaissance missions would let you explore the planet, gather intelligence, and connect with the locals. Uncover an enemy base to unlock a raid mission and go in guns blazing with Arwing, Landmaster, etc. Uncover an enemy plot to initiate a stealth mission. You get the idea. Over the course of the game, you uncover a plot to start a galactic war and have to stop it, or something like that. Pursuit missions could take the place of the on rails portions. The game would have moments of the fast paced space dogfighting action of 64, the action packed battles of Assault, and the laid back paced exploration of Adventures.

Yeah :) I agree, the serie has a lot of potential if is execute it in the right way, Explore different planets, linear sections like the original, and open world for exploring planets.



Pavolink said:
AZWification said:

I'm sorry, but Other M deserved all that hate.. Leaving the story aside, the soundtrack is underwhelming, the game is extremely linear, you are forced the control with the sideways Wiimote and the first person mode was absolute garbage ( you couldn't even move during that mode!)... :-/

Great example for the OP.

Except none of them are dumb reasons, Pavo boy!



                
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