Nina wrote:

For the people that played Daemon X, did you beat the boss?

I got there, but ran out of bullets, took me a while to realize I could also hit him but the little enemies were still annoying. Felt like a fight with not a lot of feedback, I wasn't sure if my buddies could finish the fight so I spend a lot of time reviving them.

Agree with Crayon that enemy feedback could be a bit better, I don't think the rumble was used for that at all was it?

I think it was unnoticable if it was. I’m not a big fan of numbers popping up if I’m not sure really what those numbers mean (is a 100 a good amount of damage?! Maybe! )

I enjoyed the demo too - it got better as things progressed from the slightly cookie-cutter opening missions to the boss fight. I'll definitely be keeping tabs on this one.

Also the demo of Yoshi was just utterly charming. I loved it!

Double-dipped on Treasure Tracker after the Direct. Why does everything have to be so easy and accessible these days. Fuck its cutesy trappings.

It undersells its conceit so much, its almost insulting.

I had that, luckily within warranty though.  They're definitely not as hard wearing as almost any other modern controller you'd care to mention, my right one has lost its R1 click (still works, but it's just spongy now).

There’s a fair amount of variety - but yes personally I’d rather you’d be able to do
Less to carry on unlocking stuff rather than go back and perfect stuff ...

I think for the most part I got lucky. I think though KOing people really helps because it gives you their badges (the gold markers on the right). Having a lot of them means even single lines was sending junk I think and at the end I was right at the top and the other guy was comfortable but sending line after line (I think also completing lines in a row helps a lot too).

I’ve also noticed it’s got much harder- I think people have been playing it a lot.

Just rewatched the Fire Emblem part of the Direct.  I can't see myself enjoying it so it's off the wishlist, which I'm only bothering to mention because it was somewhere near the top beforehand.  Tamagotchi troops on top of all the partnerships stuff is too much.  I think I'd be better off playing the Echoes on 3DS.

:cry:

No ones talking about oninaki either so it’s possible.

Might also be because no one else liked those other games except me.

@crayon, ah so isn't just me then that finds it harder. It hurt my ego a bit last night, even B noticed I didn't do as well as previous times. There's just not much you can do when you got a block of 12 lines your way.
Still enjoying it.

@cosmic, I liked the look of Oninaki, and it has my name in the title! Just don't think there's enough info out there to talk about, and there are so many rpg's out that I know I'll like but probably never pick up. I didn't find the time for any Switch RPG so far, and I thought at least Octopath and Xenoblade would be day 1s.
This is all gonna depend on price etc.

Never got around to playing Setsuna, but Lost Sphear did not make a very good first impression, so I bounced off of that pretty quickly. Consequently I’m just not that bothered, but who knows, maybe third time’s a charm.

Really strongly doubt this is what the Game Informer dude was talking about, my guess is Project HAMMER (mind that?) But hey, I was all in for this on Xbox

https://www.nintendo-insider.com/report-scalebound-resurrected-as-a-nintendo-switch-exclusive/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Project HAMMER (or H.A.M.M.E.R) was a Wii smashemup from NST who made Wave Race Blue Storm and Metroid Prime Hunters on DS. It was pretty far along and got canned

Plus, if Platinum were doing 3 games, and they had their usual A team (Bayo, Nier etc) and B teams (TMNT, Korra etc) then whatever is the B team on that list will ssssuuucckk. It won't be Bayo, coz ninty will be backing that one. It won't be Scalebound coz that's Kamiya's baby. Rip Astral.

I still don't believe it, although there was a point where they were helping out with every fucking game on the planet.