the idea is sound but improve on the parts your reusing and add at lest 1 new thing of your own. yeah improving ww art sounds the hardest to do
@ricardorivher8623Күн бұрын
Xenoblade is awesome, thanks for your wonderful video. Saludos desde México
@scott1andКүн бұрын
This really just makes me what a Tomodachi Life game where we have an island to freely explore with our Miis just living their best life.
@SantoryuKauboi2 күн бұрын
I am trying to get into 3 as much as I was with 1 and 2. Its just the area themes and music arent near as good, and as an early 90's baby, that is what set the tone and emotion of games and still does for me today. Been itching to give it a go and start over. I think I got like 35 hours in my first time and stopped.
@Zack14402 күн бұрын
👍🏽
@Heeem132 күн бұрын
I’m in tears 😭
@legendx74562 күн бұрын
I would’ve been so happy if they brought this to the switch instead the new one, switch sports is just not it compared to this😢
@Soldierloyal2 күн бұрын
Nintendo Switch Sports is better than the original game and if you disagree your fed off nistolgia
@memorablename69Күн бұрын
Wrong
@TheRavenArchon2 күн бұрын
I still play my Wii U regularly despite owning a Switch and gaming PC. I feel like there was so much care and love put into almost every game released on the Wii U. Nintendo were trying so hard to sway people and bring them over to Wii U and nearly every game they put out was an AAA masterpiece. My only complaint with its library is that it never got a new Metroid game (my favorite franchise), but this was mitigated by the fact that it had almost every Metroid game ever previously made available on it (missing only Metroid II). The Wii U is now my preferred way of playing Zero Mission, Fusion, and the Prime Trilogy. Playing the GBA games on HD widescreen is truly game changing. I also just love how charming and inviting the Wii U is, and all the quirky features it had. Also, best Virtual Console of all time, hands down. Wish I had bought more VC games when I had the chance.
@TheRavenArchon2 күн бұрын
Metroid is my favorite video game series, and it was this game that led me to finally committing to buying a Switch (I put it off for the longest time because I owned a Wii U, and the vast majority of the best games on Switch were just ports of Wii U games I already owned). The fact that only a month after I got my Switch they shadow dropped a remaster of my favorite game of all time (Metroid Prime) was amazing. Anyway, back to Dread, I really enjoyed this game, and it's easily up there with the best of the franchise. However, I have not replayed it since beating the boss rush a few times, and this is almost entirely due to the EMMIs. Every time I think of replaying Dread, I remember the EMMI rooms, groan a bit and then decide to play something else instead. I feel the EMMIs ended up a little bit too frustrating. In concept I really liked them, and in play they remind me a bit of the SAX chases from Fusion, but they often felt unfair to me, because there's literally no way to oppose them other than to run and hope you figure out the path through their domain quickly enough. Sometimes I would enter an area and they were already right there in front of me because their placement is random, and there was basically no way I was going to escape. But there's not even really a consequence for losing other than frustration, because the game just starts you back at the EMMI door to repeat the chase till you do it fast enough. This all feels counter to Metroid'd design, like we suddenly have to explore these particular rooms with a time limit. Now, none of it was terrible, and it certainly didn't ruin the over all experience, I just feel the EMMIs were comparatively undercooked when standing next to the rest of the game, which is borderline perfection, and they did sour the experience enough that I haven't felt the desire to replay the game since. I think if there were more ways, or easier ways, to counter them, it would have gone a long way towards making them less frustrating but still terrifying.
@TheRavenArchon2 күн бұрын
I mostly agree with your takes on all the games. All are stellar, Zero Mission is probably the best remake of a game is video game history, Samus Returns is woefully underappreciated and did some great stuff evolving the franchise, Fusion is pure horror but the difficulty balance is sometimes on the frustrating side. I will disagree about Super, however. I don't think it feels dated at all, and actually prefer its somewhat floaty feeling over how comparably stiff Zero Mission and Fusion feel. The floaty-ness is by design, and while it can be a little harder to learn, it leads to far more player control, if a higher skill ceiling. For example, in Zero Mission and Fusion, when you wall jump off a surface the game forces you to fly off at a 45 degree angle. No control, just flung to the opposite wall. In Super the wall jump was harder to pull off, as you had to be more precise, but when executed it functioned almost identically to a normal spin jump, leaving you with complete control. If you got good enough with the wall jump in Super, you could pull back and jump again off the same wall, allowing you to scale any vertical surface and sequence break the crap out of the game (something I do every time I replay). I would also toss Metroid and Metroid II some love. Yes, their remakes are far more modern and intuitive and the quality of life improvements are for the best over all, but I still thing the original games are shockingly playable. I just beat NES Metroid again this year and I had an absolute blast. Or course I used a map I found online, but even when I first played this game as a kid in the early 90s I did so with a Nintendo Power open on my lap, so I feel that was as intended.
@Lili_-cb7lt2 күн бұрын
Just got the definitive edition and I’m actually enjoying it didn’t think I would 😂
@TheRavenArchon2 күн бұрын
Prime 1 is my favorite game of all time, and 2 and 3 are probably in my top 20. I bought a Gamecube when Prime 1 was released specifically for that game, which I had been following for years after the first trailers were released in like 2000. 2 and 3 I didn't have to play with the same desperation, but I did get around to both of them and ended up loving them as well. I love how each has it's own feel but they also all have a cohesion that makes them work well together. Prime 1 is a space epic with a knight exploring the ruins of a fallen civilization to slay a dragon and free the world from corruption. 2 is a survival horror through hell itself to face the knight's doppelganger. 3 is a sci-fy miniseries about clashing super powers and the fate of the galaxy with the knight leading the charge all while dealing with a corrupting illness. For me, all three games are 9.X/10 titles, and some of the best games ever burned to laser disc. Also, about the Aurora units, they were intended to be a nod to Mother Brain from Metroid and Super Metroid, implying that she may have been an Aurora unit herself (this is left vague but implied). For me, personally, I thought they were really cool because of that. Following the orders of AI units that parallel Samus's greatest foe was an awesome easteregg.
@zoomyprodev2 күн бұрын
Love that you mentioned Purble Place! So many memories...
@1brooklyn7182 күн бұрын
Starts off video lol i will not show u mario games, lol a few minutes ago showing mario games lol 😅😂
@benironside12643 күн бұрын
Goldeneye was robbed. Probably one of the most influential games ever made that people still reminisce over today On that note, the GB and GBC pokemon games feel abit forgotten about too..best selling franchise of all time!
@salvadorvneri31363 күн бұрын
I couldn’t agree more with your opinion of XC2 , I felt just the same way you did
@RockStar694203 күн бұрын
I actually got a wiiu as my graduation gift, and I will always cherish this console mostly due to it feeling like (to me at least) Nintendo showed care to the console. Whereas the switch just feels...there, bland, and soulless in my collection of Nintendo collection. I don't even use it that much, but give me a wiiu, and I'll guarantee that I'll be playing that on hours on end. Love this console since I was nine, and I still love it now. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@_larchiviste_3 күн бұрын
I'm going down memory lane at the moment, and Go Vacation was one of the games my big sister and I used to play a lot as kids. We used to do stories with our characters, make them themed villas, do the hidden sidequests, unlock everything, go to the hidden areas... And do everything back again with a new set of characters. I loved this game and I have so many fond memories of it. I'm thinking of picking up the switch version, even though I still have the wii one lol
@ProFootballFan1173 күн бұрын
Island Flyover is the best side game, but swordplay is overall the best
@Fourtune14 күн бұрын
The lack of in game transactions is what made most Wii games very fun
@retierashia4 күн бұрын
Donkey Kong, F-Zero, Star Fox, Rhythm Heaven, Punch Out, and Golden Sun NEED to come back.
@hmminterestinginterestingi30234 күн бұрын
Shoutout to Xenoblade 2 for having my favourite menu screen of all time. The beautiful background vignettes changing with each chapter of the game is great, each one characterizes that part of the story and level design, and it has the best menu music ever.
@hippothehippo4 күн бұрын
So after reading about the modding community's experience with this game, I sadly can't imagine them ever developing a sequel. It's probably one of the most absurdly over-complex games to modify on the system, and ironically after their guarantee that they'd add lgbt+ themes to it, it may be borderline impossible for them to ever manage it without rebuilding it all from the ground up which they likely aren't interested in doing. I assume, we may hope that perhaps, if it arrives, it will be on the switch's successor, another few years from now.
@MindEyeMediaVR4 күн бұрын
I still miss Wuhu Island. I hope Nintendo brings it back sometime soon.
@jacealbine4 күн бұрын
I definitely think they should never add items to Fzero. That's too mario kart.
@kuns-nectar4 күн бұрын
Sword play showdown always stressed me tf out 😭
@jjjcolman14574 күн бұрын
Professor layton and pandora's box is the best one by far especialy the outro music
@pyre46168X4 күн бұрын
To me, it’s a crime boxing and baseball weren’t in Switch Sports
@user-xo3ns7gz8c4 күн бұрын
Wii sports resort is coming to my house today
@liamhawley80205 күн бұрын
canoeing above soccer is diabolical
@jadaveoncampbell46925 күн бұрын
Your opinion is stupid just like you
@Eli557705 күн бұрын
I miss this game man 😢
@Yekb_Zhexan8235 күн бұрын
I guess the Miis moved to Wedge Island. 😢
@FishyRL.5 күн бұрын
wii sports club over switch sports.
@donvu93395 күн бұрын
thanks
@PargeLenis_696 күн бұрын
2006 and 2013 are the only Ls, twilight princess and 3d world slams
@pekkispelaa6736 күн бұрын
My mom used to play mario kart wii with me and it was so fun ive decided to buy an used wii and its here and works it had some games with it and the starting screen was so nostalgic it was the best... Wii made my childhood better❤️
@facuuaf6 күн бұрын
Wii Fit and Wii Sports Resort defined my childhood. It really is that good.
@canbe19456 күн бұрын
This game is literally everything I wanted from a wii resort sequel just without the Nintendo polish 😭
@contetopministertorelexquaran6 күн бұрын
This is the seventh time I've watched this video and I still enjoy it,. I really miss Wuhu Island :(
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Cycling gets so boring so quickly
Never played one before, where should I start
BOTW is ZEN AF. TOTK is dope, but is VERY BUSY. BOTW is like an escape as much as it is a game.
I'm still not over the fact that there was no F-Zero title for the 3DS 💀
"And 'Futbol' in Europe...." No man. All countries call it 'Futbol'. Only the US calls it 'Soccer' 🥴
14:11 YOU WERE SUPOSED TO RIDE A BIKE, NOT THROW PEOPLE OFF A MOUNTAIN
I feel like atmosphere is an under-appreciated quality that can contribute to a game being truly great.
Wii sports - Ranked mode Wii sports resort - Ranked mode Wii sports club - Casual mode
the idea is sound but improve on the parts your reusing and add at lest 1 new thing of your own. yeah improving ww art sounds the hardest to do
Xenoblade is awesome, thanks for your wonderful video. Saludos desde México
This really just makes me what a Tomodachi Life game where we have an island to freely explore with our Miis just living their best life.
I am trying to get into 3 as much as I was with 1 and 2. Its just the area themes and music arent near as good, and as an early 90's baby, that is what set the tone and emotion of games and still does for me today. Been itching to give it a go and start over. I think I got like 35 hours in my first time and stopped.
👍🏽
I’m in tears 😭
I would’ve been so happy if they brought this to the switch instead the new one, switch sports is just not it compared to this😢
Nintendo Switch Sports is better than the original game and if you disagree your fed off nistolgia
Wrong
I still play my Wii U regularly despite owning a Switch and gaming PC. I feel like there was so much care and love put into almost every game released on the Wii U. Nintendo were trying so hard to sway people and bring them over to Wii U and nearly every game they put out was an AAA masterpiece. My only complaint with its library is that it never got a new Metroid game (my favorite franchise), but this was mitigated by the fact that it had almost every Metroid game ever previously made available on it (missing only Metroid II). The Wii U is now my preferred way of playing Zero Mission, Fusion, and the Prime Trilogy. Playing the GBA games on HD widescreen is truly game changing. I also just love how charming and inviting the Wii U is, and all the quirky features it had. Also, best Virtual Console of all time, hands down. Wish I had bought more VC games when I had the chance.
Metroid is my favorite video game series, and it was this game that led me to finally committing to buying a Switch (I put it off for the longest time because I owned a Wii U, and the vast majority of the best games on Switch were just ports of Wii U games I already owned). The fact that only a month after I got my Switch they shadow dropped a remaster of my favorite game of all time (Metroid Prime) was amazing. Anyway, back to Dread, I really enjoyed this game, and it's easily up there with the best of the franchise. However, I have not replayed it since beating the boss rush a few times, and this is almost entirely due to the EMMIs. Every time I think of replaying Dread, I remember the EMMI rooms, groan a bit and then decide to play something else instead. I feel the EMMIs ended up a little bit too frustrating. In concept I really liked them, and in play they remind me a bit of the SAX chases from Fusion, but they often felt unfair to me, because there's literally no way to oppose them other than to run and hope you figure out the path through their domain quickly enough. Sometimes I would enter an area and they were already right there in front of me because their placement is random, and there was basically no way I was going to escape. But there's not even really a consequence for losing other than frustration, because the game just starts you back at the EMMI door to repeat the chase till you do it fast enough. This all feels counter to Metroid'd design, like we suddenly have to explore these particular rooms with a time limit. Now, none of it was terrible, and it certainly didn't ruin the over all experience, I just feel the EMMIs were comparatively undercooked when standing next to the rest of the game, which is borderline perfection, and they did sour the experience enough that I haven't felt the desire to replay the game since. I think if there were more ways, or easier ways, to counter them, it would have gone a long way towards making them less frustrating but still terrifying.
I mostly agree with your takes on all the games. All are stellar, Zero Mission is probably the best remake of a game is video game history, Samus Returns is woefully underappreciated and did some great stuff evolving the franchise, Fusion is pure horror but the difficulty balance is sometimes on the frustrating side. I will disagree about Super, however. I don't think it feels dated at all, and actually prefer its somewhat floaty feeling over how comparably stiff Zero Mission and Fusion feel. The floaty-ness is by design, and while it can be a little harder to learn, it leads to far more player control, if a higher skill ceiling. For example, in Zero Mission and Fusion, when you wall jump off a surface the game forces you to fly off at a 45 degree angle. No control, just flung to the opposite wall. In Super the wall jump was harder to pull off, as you had to be more precise, but when executed it functioned almost identically to a normal spin jump, leaving you with complete control. If you got good enough with the wall jump in Super, you could pull back and jump again off the same wall, allowing you to scale any vertical surface and sequence break the crap out of the game (something I do every time I replay). I would also toss Metroid and Metroid II some love. Yes, their remakes are far more modern and intuitive and the quality of life improvements are for the best over all, but I still thing the original games are shockingly playable. I just beat NES Metroid again this year and I had an absolute blast. Or course I used a map I found online, but even when I first played this game as a kid in the early 90s I did so with a Nintendo Power open on my lap, so I feel that was as intended.
Just got the definitive edition and I’m actually enjoying it didn’t think I would 😂
Prime 1 is my favorite game of all time, and 2 and 3 are probably in my top 20. I bought a Gamecube when Prime 1 was released specifically for that game, which I had been following for years after the first trailers were released in like 2000. 2 and 3 I didn't have to play with the same desperation, but I did get around to both of them and ended up loving them as well. I love how each has it's own feel but they also all have a cohesion that makes them work well together. Prime 1 is a space epic with a knight exploring the ruins of a fallen civilization to slay a dragon and free the world from corruption. 2 is a survival horror through hell itself to face the knight's doppelganger. 3 is a sci-fy miniseries about clashing super powers and the fate of the galaxy with the knight leading the charge all while dealing with a corrupting illness. For me, all three games are 9.X/10 titles, and some of the best games ever burned to laser disc. Also, about the Aurora units, they were intended to be a nod to Mother Brain from Metroid and Super Metroid, implying that she may have been an Aurora unit herself (this is left vague but implied). For me, personally, I thought they were really cool because of that. Following the orders of AI units that parallel Samus's greatest foe was an awesome easteregg.
Love that you mentioned Purble Place! So many memories...
Starts off video lol i will not show u mario games, lol a few minutes ago showing mario games lol 😅😂
Goldeneye was robbed. Probably one of the most influential games ever made that people still reminisce over today On that note, the GB and GBC pokemon games feel abit forgotten about too..best selling franchise of all time!
I couldn’t agree more with your opinion of XC2 , I felt just the same way you did
I actually got a wiiu as my graduation gift, and I will always cherish this console mostly due to it feeling like (to me at least) Nintendo showed care to the console. Whereas the switch just feels...there, bland, and soulless in my collection of Nintendo collection. I don't even use it that much, but give me a wiiu, and I'll guarantee that I'll be playing that on hours on end. Love this console since I was nine, and I still love it now. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm going down memory lane at the moment, and Go Vacation was one of the games my big sister and I used to play a lot as kids. We used to do stories with our characters, make them themed villas, do the hidden sidequests, unlock everything, go to the hidden areas... And do everything back again with a new set of characters. I loved this game and I have so many fond memories of it. I'm thinking of picking up the switch version, even though I still have the wii one lol
Island Flyover is the best side game, but swordplay is overall the best
The lack of in game transactions is what made most Wii games very fun
Donkey Kong, F-Zero, Star Fox, Rhythm Heaven, Punch Out, and Golden Sun NEED to come back.
Shoutout to Xenoblade 2 for having my favourite menu screen of all time. The beautiful background vignettes changing with each chapter of the game is great, each one characterizes that part of the story and level design, and it has the best menu music ever.
So after reading about the modding community's experience with this game, I sadly can't imagine them ever developing a sequel. It's probably one of the most absurdly over-complex games to modify on the system, and ironically after their guarantee that they'd add lgbt+ themes to it, it may be borderline impossible for them to ever manage it without rebuilding it all from the ground up which they likely aren't interested in doing. I assume, we may hope that perhaps, if it arrives, it will be on the switch's successor, another few years from now.
I still miss Wuhu Island. I hope Nintendo brings it back sometime soon.
I definitely think they should never add items to Fzero. That's too mario kart.
Sword play showdown always stressed me tf out 😭
Professor layton and pandora's box is the best one by far especialy the outro music
To me, it’s a crime boxing and baseball weren’t in Switch Sports
Wii sports resort is coming to my house today
canoeing above soccer is diabolical
Your opinion is stupid just like you
I miss this game man 😢
I guess the Miis moved to Wedge Island. 😢
wii sports club over switch sports.
thanks
2006 and 2013 are the only Ls, twilight princess and 3d world slams
My mom used to play mario kart wii with me and it was so fun ive decided to buy an used wii and its here and works it had some games with it and the starting screen was so nostalgic it was the best... Wii made my childhood better❤️
Wii Fit and Wii Sports Resort defined my childhood. It really is that good.
This game is literally everything I wanted from a wii resort sequel just without the Nintendo polish 😭
This is the seventh time I've watched this video and I still enjoy it,. I really miss Wuhu Island :(
I love this game!