The game tallies up scores for each character and for each microgame when you play them seperately. Glad you got to play it. The NES freak is 9-Volt. He's my favorite, too.
This isn't really a genre, but I'd like to see more games that I could really sink my teeth into like in the 16-bit days. It's hard to describe, but ever since I got the SNES Classic Edition last year, I've been thinking if I'd be perfectly happy playing nothing but 16-bit games from now on. Sure today's games can hook me, but it seems less frequent that they do.
As far as genres go, I'd like to see more top down action adventure games like classic Zelda. And RPGs that don't take 100s of hourse to complete. I am Setsuna was a step in the right direction with that.
I'll still wait until Netflix as I don't know anyone who would want to see that movie with me. Plus, movies are getting more expensive so I have to be selective of which ones to go to.
You'd better or Wario will fart on you! :)
I'd like to see that Christopher Robin movie but I'll probably just wait until it's on Netflix. The Winnie the Pooh worlds were always my favorites in the Kingdom Hearts games. :)
I lvoe the name of that turtle game: "Wobbly Bobbly."
Octopath is 85 hours long? Bluh! Kinda makes me not want to play it now. Ys 8 was half that long and I felt it was way too overbloated.
My only other problem with Ys 8 was how you had to get the best ending. You had to get enough points doing sidequests and many of them interrupt what you're doing and slows down the game flow. I was only like 3 points away from getting the best ending and couldn't find a way to get any other points, so I said, 'screw it' and beat the game and watched the true ending online.
My favorite characters were Dana and the fisherman guy who farted a lot. Lexia I called "Stabby Girl." She was kind of cool, too, I suppose.
Too bad you didn't get D.I.Y. because one of the user generated content you could download was from me! :)
