JosepHenry

Only if you buy it for me.

Go humping buy Bloodstained. =p

I can't rn. Gotta be careful of how much money I spend until next Weds.

I'm waiting for Monster Boy to release on PC :c

The big thing holding me back from playing that is I've never played a Castlevania game before. I understand it can still stand out from the latter, but I feel if I played the supposed more refined gameplay display in Bloodstained, I might not look towards Castlevania games as fondly if I do them afterwards.

I have mostly the same issue with The Messenger, though I can't say for sure how much it's similar to Ninja Gaiden asides from both starring ninjas.

I'm buying crash instead.

Too busy getting Crash, and then DmCV

Too busy getting Crash, and then DmCV

I just spent a ton of money. I can't do it anymore right now. ;~;

RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRGH

OY! 

Ten Thousand Yeeeeeeeeearrrrs could give ya such a crick in the neck!

Why don't we have a thinking reaction?

*groan*

As long as they don't consider Nuts and Bolts to be Threeie.

The Rare employee part is very telling. He wasn't talking about N&B.

Funny how nobody talked about this in october cuz... It is... Kind obvious lmao

brand new experience

...It's still looks a little pointless.

Like, it's a decent looking game I'll admit, but I feel that it could've more unique if the entire game had the Zelda top down gameplay. With the rolling, swimming and rope swinging just gives me the idea that this a Donkey Kong successor, and it doesn't have any real reason to.

DKC doesn't need a successor, it's already been revived by Retro Studios. The first game being a Banjo Kazooie successor, as blunt as that was, holds more weight and appeal, because Banjo did not get revived.

I can excuse this for being a spinoff, but this reminds me of "Hey! Pikmin." That was also a spinoff and the real Pikmin 4 is coming, but people still complained how the 2d goes against the 3d exploration themes of the main Pikmin series. It's just... baffling, but I'll live.

...Then again, DK and Retro Studios themselves have been MIA since Tropical Freeze, and we may soon be facing the triumphant return of ol' Banjo-Kazooie themselves... Maybe being a DKC clone is the better option after all.

i mean, it is a sequel, even if it's not "Yooka-Laylee 2"

i don't really mind either way though. they wanna do a dkc they can do a dkc.

I'm just surprised the studio lived to make a 2nd game. The reception to the first Yooka-Laylee wasn't exactly stellar.

If it means a quality game

(The GameCube version's $180. I checked on Amazon.)