I don't want to speak for SSJ_Ness, but I think the point is that not everyone that lists pronouns is a tranny, but listing pronouns is absolutely tranny shit as it was adopted as a way to appease trannies who made a big fucking deal about people getting *their* pronouns wrong.
Rayman Legends on a friend's OG Switch. It wasn't the worst thing ever, but that's not a good enough excuse to compel me to buy the Switch. Especially when emulating it is so easy.
No, I'm saying it's exclusively tranny shit as a concept. It's playing into their ideology and signaling support for a dangerous and bizarre sex cult. Fuck anyone who dabbles in that shit, zero tolerance.
In other words, a typical industry leftist
You know you could've just got the PC version, which has had some mod support over the years, right?
The PC version happens to be the one that I've played like 4 times already. I just wanted to see how it played on the Switch.
I don't recall any particular issue with Rayman Legends on Switch, and I've played Origins & Legends on the Playstation Vita too around 2014-2015, which had a smaller screen. The Murphy levels played differently between the two consoles however (on Vita, the Globox character was moving on its own while I solely had to use the touchscreen and sometimes gyro to do things).
The new Mario voice actor is incapable of voicing Wario.
Yeah, I'd say they're all really good. Emulate the original GBA game and that'll give you an idea of whether you like WarioWare.
Explain how that's at all relevant to the question "was the last WarioWare any good".
Oh good, I'm not the only baka gaijin talking about Bakeru. I''m woefully ignorant of the Goemon games beyond the original, but everything I've seen so far has got me excited. I'm glad Good-Feel is able to escape the undignified hell of making terrible yoshi games with this project, the company never deserved that awful fate.
I played the wii one ages ago but had a good time, does the most recent switch title hold up to that?
It holds up. Also, WarioWare is a series that goes back and forth with control schemes; the most recent one is just left stick + one button but has the gimmick of you actually controlling a character in each microgame (so there are different characters who are better in different situations), while the upcoming game looks like it'll be a sequel to the Wii game specifically with its motion controls.
Just a heads up Chaos Head Noah is censored on the switch. The only versions of Chaos Head Noah that aren't censored are the Xbox360 and the PS Vita versions of the game.
I've been told it's a bit different. It doesn't really feel Pozzed, though you might just be talking gore. Either way, I'm having fun rn.
Gore and some sexual scenes are censored in both the Japanese and the English versions of the game due to the developers wanting to get a lower age rating I believe.
I'm following news of JP games and Mameda no Bakeru looks genuinely fun.
Japanese Switch of Chaos;Head was actually rated Z (the highest CERO rating which is the equivalent of 18+). But unlike the previous Playstation Vita version of the same rating, the Switch version is based on the PS3/PSP models that were rated D (17+). From I've heard, these toned-down versions especially affect several gruesome scenes in text.
