I have actively tried to avoid Miis in all games outside of Wii Bowling which I must just not recall the voices.
hmm hope my dollar tree has themPowerA 3DS and cartridge cases for $1 at Dollar Tree
I took a look on amazon and found the cartridge cases. Reviews say that cartridges don't actually fit in this unit.
I've read of other cartridge cases with the same complaint (including modern Switch cartridge versions). For $1, worth trying to see how they fit. My store didn't have any today though.
Her amiibo is just a side-effect of her being picked for Smash, as all Smash characters are meant to get one. I wonder how they'll do the Minecraft one.
Metroid Dread should be at Walmart stores... so it'll be $50 at release there. SMT V, I'm not buying, but if I were I'd use the coupon towards that... assuming it's for more than what the walmart discount is... that is if wamart is even getting SMT V.
Phantasy Star if you are into old school RPGs at all, the additions to the Sega Ages version make it a lot more playable(mainly the maps for the first person dungeons, but also an optional Ages mode which decreases the encounter rate and increases exp gain so less or no grinding is required)
lol same here, even to my own detriment. Like when I miss out on amiibo or Joycon preorders. [emoji24]
Just beat that section as well and I agree those practice challenges were hard. To this point I've probably played about 3-4 hours so yeah 5 hours total seems a little low, but like you said reviewers probably just did all the main line stuff and got through it quickly.
It's a free because it's free-to-play (freemium) with iap... I made myself a promise not to get into any more free to play games. I started playing Asphalt 9 after Frisky started an ingame CAG club for it... ended up playing that more than a year before breaking free (and no I didn't throw a bunch of money at it, but it ate time every day). I doubt this is that bad... but naw.
I recently went through and looked at everything free on the switch eshop and this was listed among the games before release. So when you posted it... it looked familiar and i double checked to be sure and yeah... free-to-play. It might be worth playing based on the developer alone... but I am trying to avoid freemium games. No harm though.
Yep. I stupidly stopped checking because I figured they wouldn't be dropping more systems during the heat wave out there. I guess I was very wrong!
I own both but have only played PictoQuest so far. It's fine. I was expecting more rpg elements, but really the levels are just placed on a very linear world map, and there are harder levels here and there that are "boss fights," and that's about it. You are apparently fighting monsters in each puzzle and they have health bars and whatnot, but all that really just acts as a level timer. They attack you if you mistakes, but the game is pretty easy compared to other picross games so it doesn't add much to the experience. I don't even remember if there was a story. If there was, it was so uninteresting that I completely forgot about it. But the actual picross gameplay is solid. I liked how short it was- you're not looking at like 100s of puzzles to solve like in other picross games. Though that can be a negative for a lot of people.
Piczle Cross Adventure is really good and a lot of puzzles in it. It has the options that you'd expect from Jupiter games to make it harder if you want that, though they put puzzles in the environments and it can be hard to find the puzzles you can do since some are gated behind levels.
I grabbed PictoQuest when it was free or a dollar or something on mobile. It’s one of the better nonogram games I’ve played, though the puzzles never get too hard and they’re really hard to make out before the game adds color when they’re completed. It’s really not an RPG hybrid, there’s no leveling or anything, you just get gold and can buy or earn single use spells to affect the enemies that are attacking you while you try to solve most of the puzzles, or potions to heal. The system is pretty tacked on, but it works well enough, and if you don’t like it there’s an option to turn enemies off, if I’m remembering correctly.
There's no way I would get an OLED for a kid, though. My kid's Switch is always at 100% brightness no matter how many times I change it and talk about it. Screen burn in is going to be an issue on the second hand market.
