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February 7, 2026 at 2:02 AM
Happy for you :)
I think they may have realized the problem because I don’t think it makes a difference whether you sprint into a jump or not. The game is actually really forgiving in a lot of ways, even if it doesn’t seem like it at first.
February 4, 2026 at 2:04 AM
I think they may have realized the problem because I don’t think it makes a difference whether you sprint into a jump or not. The game is actually really forgiving in a lot of ways, even if it doesn’t seem like it at first.
Give it some time. You’ll find its second nature after awhile. Most of what you’re describing is pretty standard for modern games so it’s a good hurdle to conquer.
The thing about BotW that still is slightly wonky for me is Jump being on the X button up top, nowhere near the sprint button. 🧐
The thing about BotW that still is slightly wonky for me is Jump being on the X button up top, nowhere near the sprint button. 🧐
February 4, 2026 at 1:57 AM
Give it some time. You’ll find its second nature after awhile. Most of what you’re describing is pretty standard for modern games so it’s a good hurdle to conquer.
The thing about BotW that still is slightly wonky for me is Jump being on the X button up top, nowhere near the sprint button. 🧐
The thing about BotW that still is slightly wonky for me is Jump being on the X button up top, nowhere near the sprint button. 🧐
I only beat Castlevania 1 and 3 because of save states 😅
November 3, 2025 at 12:49 AM
I only beat Castlevania 1 and 3 because of save states 😅
Time. You had infinite time to chill out, practice, etc. And kids’ brains learn patterns faster.
Also Mega Man 1 is harder than some of the rest.
Rewind and save states are the only reason that I think some retro games are worth playing today (for adults with full lives and time constraints).
Also Mega Man 1 is harder than some of the rest.
Rewind and save states are the only reason that I think some retro games are worth playing today (for adults with full lives and time constraints).
November 3, 2025 at 12:49 AM
Time. You had infinite time to chill out, practice, etc. And kids’ brains learn patterns faster.
Also Mega Man 1 is harder than some of the rest.
Rewind and save states are the only reason that I think some retro games are worth playing today (for adults with full lives and time constraints).
Also Mega Man 1 is harder than some of the rest.
Rewind and save states are the only reason that I think some retro games are worth playing today (for adults with full lives and time constraints).
I can’t find Unleash Hell on Unlimited at all.
October 22, 2025 at 8:22 PM
I can’t find Unleash Hell on Unlimited at all.
FWIW, some heat problems might be solved by reapplying the thermal paste inside the Switch. I had to do that with my Switch OLED after it accidentally got left on inside its case for awhile; the cheap paste they put in there actually melted and spilled into the SD card slot.
October 14, 2025 at 11:32 PM
FWIW, some heat problems might be solved by reapplying the thermal paste inside the Switch. I had to do that with my Switch OLED after it accidentally got left on inside its case for awhile; the cheap paste they put in there actually melted and spilled into the SD card slot.
It almost literally can’t run Arkham Knight at all; they should never have released it. Arkham Asylum and City play exactly like they did when they launched on PS3 and 360, which is great. I can’t speak to overheating, but they don’t feel unstable to me at all, or like they’re pushing too hard.
October 14, 2025 at 11:30 PM
It almost literally can’t run Arkham Knight at all; they should never have released it. Arkham Asylum and City play exactly like they did when they launched on PS3 and 360, which is great. I can’t speak to overheating, but they don’t feel unstable to me at all, or like they’re pushing too hard.
Good game.
(I might be biased. I have three cats. 🤷🏻♂️)
(I might be biased. I have three cats. 🤷🏻♂️)
October 11, 2025 at 9:36 PM
Good game.
(I might be biased. I have three cats. 🤷🏻♂️)
(I might be biased. I have three cats. 🤷🏻♂️)
1, 2,3 is best, since the gameplay and format actually advances. The story also works better that way, for spoiler reasons.
August 18, 2025 at 12:33 PM
1, 2,3 is best, since the gameplay and format actually advances. The story also works better that way, for spoiler reasons.
There’s literally an ongoing optional subplot where you can repeatedly visit an old woman by a creek who is grieving the loss of her husband. So as the weeks and months go by, you can talk with her, comfort her and help her to move on—which also makes you grow as a person too.
August 3, 2025 at 4:52 AM
There’s literally an ongoing optional subplot where you can repeatedly visit an old woman by a creek who is grieving the loss of her husband. So as the weeks and months go by, you can talk with her, comfort her and help her to move on—which also makes you grow as a person too.
The idea is that as you grow as a person, your powers grow too. Same for every party member. So even the seemingly-mundane things you spend your time doing in ordinary life affect what happens in the other world. Like the broad metaphors of storytelling aren’t metaphors anymore.
August 3, 2025 at 4:50 AM
The idea is that as you grow as a person, your powers grow too. Same for every party member. So even the seemingly-mundane things you spend your time doing in ordinary life affect what happens in the other world. Like the broad metaphors of storytelling aren’t metaphors anymore.
Persona is actually super unique. Alternates between visual novel, life sim and dungeon-crawler (with turn-based combat).
It opens up as you play along, so at first you’re mostly vibing with the story, then it gradually opens up more and more.
It opens up as you play along, so at first you’re mostly vibing with the story, then it gradually opens up more and more.
August 3, 2025 at 4:47 AM
Persona is actually super unique. Alternates between visual novel, life sim and dungeon-crawler (with turn-based combat).
It opens up as you play along, so at first you’re mostly vibing with the story, then it gradually opens up more and more.
It opens up as you play along, so at first you’re mostly vibing with the story, then it gradually opens up more and more.
It starts with moving to a rural town that’s sadly being overtaken over by a Walmart. It ends with fighting a literal god.
August 3, 2025 at 3:29 AM
It starts with moving to a rural town that’s sadly being overtaken over by a Walmart. It ends with fighting a literal god.
Persona 4 Golden is in my top 5 game experiences of all time. It was worth buying an entire PlayStation Vita for back in the day.
It’s basically a mystery-solving gang going through intense personal therapy that unlocks elemental/psychological powers for fighting evil.
It’s basically a mystery-solving gang going through intense personal therapy that unlocks elemental/psychological powers for fighting evil.
August 3, 2025 at 3:29 AM
Persona 4 Golden is in my top 5 game experiences of all time. It was worth buying an entire PlayStation Vita for back in the day.
It’s basically a mystery-solving gang going through intense personal therapy that unlocks elemental/psychological powers for fighting evil.
It’s basically a mystery-solving gang going through intense personal therapy that unlocks elemental/psychological powers for fighting evil.
Ooc, what do you think was your play time? I’m wondering if it’s worth me going back to.
July 31, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Ooc, what do you think was your play time? I’m wondering if it’s worth me going back to.
I ended up moving on from FF2 because of that system. 😐
I may go back one day, but only for completion’s sake.
I may go back one day, but only for completion’s sake.
July 26, 2025 at 10:22 PM
I ended up moving on from FF2 because of that system. 😐
I may go back one day, but only for completion’s sake.
I may go back one day, but only for completion’s sake.
FWIW, I opted not to get it on Switch because after doing research, it seemed way too blurry for the game’s artistic level of detail. =/
But it does run apparently. Like, it’s playable.
But it does run apparently. Like, it’s playable.
July 20, 2025 at 2:36 PM
FWIW, I opted not to get it on Switch because after doing research, it seemed way too blurry for the game’s artistic level of detail. =/
But it does run apparently. Like, it’s playable.
But it does run apparently. Like, it’s playable.
This, yeah. When I take my Switch traveling, I use a USB-C hub with HDMI, plugged into the official Switch power supply.
June 24, 2025 at 1:18 PM
This, yeah. When I take my Switch traveling, I use a USB-C hub with HDMI, plugged into the official Switch power supply.
Canon has avoided answering that, but seems to imply that recharging isn’t worth worrying about.
Clone Wars and Rogue One add that sabers’ kyber crystals are living entities and can turn small amounts of energy into disproportionately powerful beams, so sabers are both weird and super-efficient.
Clone Wars and Rogue One add that sabers’ kyber crystals are living entities and can turn small amounts of energy into disproportionately powerful beams, so sabers are both weird and super-efficient.
April 23, 2025 at 5:56 AM
Canon has avoided answering that, but seems to imply that recharging isn’t worth worrying about.
Clone Wars and Rogue One add that sabers’ kyber crystals are living entities and can turn small amounts of energy into disproportionately powerful beams, so sabers are both weird and super-efficient.
Clone Wars and Rogue One add that sabers’ kyber crystals are living entities and can turn small amounts of energy into disproportionately powerful beams, so sabers are both weird and super-efficient.