I bought Super Mario Odyssey, but after playing it a little while, I found out something that makes me regret my purchase a bit.
Apparently, some of Mario's moves can only be done with motion controls. Websites say you can beat the game without them, but you can't 100% complete it unless you use them.
As an almost exclusive handheld mode player, this annoys me a bit. I especially wonder how Switch Lite players handle this.
but alsoIt’s…okay to shake the Pro controller for certain moves, which is what I’ve been doing, but in handheld mode, shaking your entire Switch for some moves feels clunky and possibly dangerous, as you might shake it right out of your hand.
The movement does not have to be dramatic or prolonged, just a quick jerk up or down or to the right or left. I’ve mostly been using the Pro controller and this has worked just fine, but even in handheld mode, you can move the whole contraption a lot less than you might initially think to get it to work.
That is one of those Nintendo bullshit "features".
"Ok, we have so much buttons and don't need all of them. Let's use motion control instead to show the Wii folks we still have it".
Roy and Marth were from a Fire Emblem game not even released outside of Japan when they released Fire Emblem Melee on Gamecube. The fact that characters aren't even known at all to the audience has never stopped them before.Nintendo confirms that a new Super Smash Bros. Ultimate fighter will be revealed tonight during The Game Awards
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A new Smash Bro will be at the Game Awards tonight.
It feels kinda weird for me to say this, but I feel like they've run out of good candidates for Bros. There's just not that many video game characters that are well-known to most people.