Mario & Luigi
Can a Mario & Luigi RPG keep Yahtzee's attention during a 22 hour long flight?
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Can a Mario & Luigi RPG keep Yahtzee's attention during a 22 hour long flight?
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Mario & Luigi
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I saw you mention Super Mario 64 DS in the interview, you should really play the N64 version. The controls aren't as arse as the DS version, and it looks a tad better, in my opinion. I never 'got' the whole Mario RPG thing, but then again, I don't like RPGs in general.
The ZP for Mario & Luigi does tell you more about the game. This tells you what it's like to play the game. And deal with annoying children on a 22 hour flight, other than putting them headfirst into the airplane's toilet. Then flushing it.Cargando said:
Meeps are furry creatures in Hero Quest/Quest For Glory (the first one) I believe they are calling you psychically... you need to find a way to install that game and visit them at Meep Peep Creek.... I suspect you will regret it if you don't.
Nice, i wish i flew more, then id actualy have some time to play games.
But from the few time i have flown, i can say this.
The kids were in on it.
Sleep with your eyes open.
Though i used the two jump buttons all the time, especaly while trying to navigate some of the different areas, i had to press one right after the other on some of the cliff areas.
Learning how to do that is easer than trying to press both buttons at the same time, trust me.
But from the few time i have flown, i can say this.
The kids were in on it.
Sleep with your eyes open.
Though i used the two jump buttons all the time, especaly while trying to navigate some of the different areas, i had to press one right after the other on some of the cliff areas.
Learning how to do that is easer than trying to press both buttons at the same time, trust me.
The N64 version's main point of superiority is the analogue stick and camera controls. The DS one is just an example of Nintendo's shovelware policy it adopted early on in the DS's lifespan.Timelord91 said:
Really I thought that was just the noise the roadrunner made after he managed to trick Wile E. coyote into falling into his own trap.Therumancer said:
There were 81 million GBA's sold worldwide. Compared to the Game Boy's and Game Boy Color's combined 118 million that's not that bad. I don't think it was a lack of X and Y buttons that kept it from being sold to more people, though it did mess with some SNES ports.
The game he's talking about here is Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga, whereas his Zero Punctuation last week was about Mario and Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. Similar games from what I've heard, but not the same.
The game he's talking about here is Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga, whereas his Zero Punctuation last week was about Mario and Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. Similar games from what I've heard, but not the same.
While I agree that SM 64 was pretty poorly adapted to the DS because of the controls (also the screen just isn't big enough to let you see what's going on) I would hardly call it "shovelware". There's a lot of new content in the DS version between the mini-games, multiplayer modes, new playable characters, retooled graphics almost everywhere, and new areas. I keep hoping they'll release this stuff on WiiWare so I can finally play it with a proper controller.TheGreenManalishi said:
This article reminded me of some of Hunter S. Thompson's articles in a good way. (As opposed to being in a bad way - if it was like some of Thomsons later articles, such as when he skipped out on going to the Ali-Foreman fight - which he was supposed to cover - to swim in the hotel pool instead.)