It has it's moments, however the overall experience I feel is still really enjoyable (especially for the price). It involves a good amount of level memorization and control-twitchiness, but that's what I was wanting when I played it.
I can’t help but notice the 3DS-original Great Ace Attorney games are not in this 3DS collection.
I already own the game cartridge. So, I'd be paying more than the retail price of the game for the digital copy plus the DLC.
As we've seen from the 100 different MegaMan collections, Capcom would rather sell bundles of 3-4 games than release a truly "complete" collection of anything.
The collection is for Apollo Justice. But I don't know... are those also games in his trilogy?
No, they take place during the Meiji period. Completely different characters, might be the ancestors of Phoenix Wright (don’t think they ever confirmed). Were released 2 years ago so not up for a re-release.
If you’ll reread my entire post, you might notice that I’m responding to a claim that it’s a collection of the 3DS games, rather than a claim that it’s a collection of the Apollo Justice games.
This is an extreme aside, but is there a reason why I keep finding folks referring to the Analogue Pocket like it's a common thing, recently? Or why a large number of GB/GBC titles on itchio come with "pocket" format roms?
It isn’t cheap but compared to modded game boys, it’s reasonably priced. The screen is a dream. Ordering from Analogue is a pain because you wait about a year from order date, shipping is expensive, and you may get charged a foreign transaction fee depending on your credit card.
Same. Since I bought MK DLC stand-alone there’s nothing that justifies the value.
I guess I'm unlucky, I'm actually sharing my family membership... with my family. And they don't contribute to the cost. Lazy freeloaders.
One of my kids is even the primary switch on the account, just so they have access to all of my games. The things you give up for your kids. It still annoys me every time I launch a digital game that I have to "check in" with Nintendo servers to validate that I can play it.
Same situation here. My kid's switch is my primary AND my relatives don't chip in for NSO. Don't know about you, but cutting off relatives by marriage wouldn't go over very well here!
I feel this, sharing a lot of my games with a 9 & 7 year old. The best solution for me is actually to keep my console primary and play the majority of my digital games on an alternate profile, which does not interfere with them constantly being on Stardew Valley.
Just bought Celeste on my switch and it's really good. If you've seen gameplay and like it I would get that.
Im probably in a very small minority, but I didn't like Celeste. I did enjoy Unsighted though.
That was at least a decade before whatever current third-party exclusive deal they've cooked up.
I'm well aware. I own it most of the ways it's been released and it is literally my favorite game.
Looking forward to the highly deserved remake of Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers: Fighting Edition. Let’s hope they can do it justice.
