Hey look, an extra difficulty for those who need it.

I'm pretty sure 99% don't care, so we shall move on.

NTH would never succeed if the internet did not regularly surpass it.

I wonder how many people flipped out over IDDQD. Super Easy Modes have been around for a long, long time.

So have they added an extra difficult mode or not?

Damn what a savage.

They have added a hard mode in the game as well as an invincibility mode. The hard mode will be where you can cause twice as much damage to enemies, but the amount of damage you get from enemies is increased as well.

Yes they have, I just made a thread about it. It's a glass cannon mode, so ur attacks are more powerful but u have much lower defense as well.

LOL. Well, if Telltale can get away with making games that mostly play themselves, then Nintendo might as well do it too.

That there's extra modes of difficulty is good, a beginner mode is good. I don't care about this inclusion.

I do question what benefit to the gameplay this type of 'invincibility-mode' has though. As people said, you could likely just leave the controller on the floor and win the game. You say it's for small children so they can learn the gameplay concepts. But will they? We used to learn how to play video-games through trail and error, but how does one learn to get confortable with games if they're not learning from their mistakes?

It could help them learn enemy attack patterns or get accustomed to the map.

Or it can be like in Woolly World when Mellow Mode can be turned on or off whenever. You can play the normal difficulty for 90% of the game but turn on the invincible mode for levels that are giving you trouble.