Who had this on their 90s revival bingo card?
And did they manage to get original VOs back for this teaser?
And did they manage to get original VOs back for this teaser?
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the animation for the game is being done traditionally btw
Perfect Chaos is just water type Biollante
You have to admire the courage on the Belmonts who repeatedly go after monsters only vulnerable to dismemberment and staking with a whip.
Also eating chicken they found in an old abandoned castle.
Also eating chicken they found in an old abandoned castle.
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The biggest failure of Game Freak and Nintendo is their inability or refusal to add jiggle physics on Jigglypuff in 3D games.
It's in the goddamn name
It's in the goddamn name
Officer Jenny and nurse Joy need it too
Being a franchise for literal children, there’s only a handful of Pokemon characters who’d have enough to apply the physics and neither of them are on that list.
besides I'm pretty sure both are some kind of mass produced robot.
besides I'm pretty sure both are some kind of mass produced robot.
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they don't even exist outside of the anime anyway
now thicc wicke on the other hand
Ackshually they both appeared on Pokemon Yellow.
Good luck watching half-pixels bounce I guess.
Good luck watching half-pixels bounce I guess.
Snorlax.
Miltank has it fully implemented
Switch 2 looks good but ouch the price hike on games hurts. It’s not all that bad since I don’t buy all that many but that is one hell of a jump.
Man, some of the kids posting on this makes me feel old...And some have some skewed memories of gaming pricing. The price jump was less surprising to me than it being NINTENDO being the first to step across the line.
But...
I remember the shock from my parents seeing a $65 price tag on Aladdin on the SNES. And don't even look at Super Street Fighter 2's $75 initial retail price! Even up to the turn of the millennium, the later, larger, N64 titles would see prices between $70-80!
It's been $50-60 for so long that it feels like a huge jump, but to be fair, inflation's been kicking game prices' collective asses until now, so I guess this is just Nintendo ripping off the bandaid.
Still sucks to spend more money though.
Still sucks to spend more money though.
$70 is the standard price for games these days
$80 for mario kart tho...yeah
$80 for mario kart tho...yeah
Switch games are on average $60 for big-budget titles as far as I know, so I went with that pricing.
Unless you bought them at Walmart. They'd been undercutting everyone by $10 for YEARS. It was only late 2023 that Walmart actually started to price new Switch games to MSRP.
On happier news, it only took Nintendo 44 years to put pants on Donkey Kong.