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Shantae: Risky's Revenge (Nintendo DSiWare) discussion [game]
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8.77/10 from 19 user ratings |
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The music, the colors, the controls, this game is amazing! I never played the GBC game so I wasn't sure what to expect but this is hands down one of the best 2-D games on the DS, and I'm only an hour in, it's simply amazing. Seeing all the gorgeous pixel art created by the geniuses at Wayforward really makes me sad that we never got a proper 2-D Metroid game on the DS. Still, Shantae is the next best thing, it's right up there with the excellent Castlevania games from Iga-San. BTW, played the Lords of Shadow demo last night, that game is NOT Castlevania, it has no vania flavor, they just slapped the name on, as expected. Still sad. URL to share (right click and copy)
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10/06/10, 16:25 Edited: 09/17/12, 01:37
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Risky's Revenge is indeed fantastic. I'm lovin' it so far. (I just beat the first boss) Best thing about the game is that even though it's DSiWare, it feels like a full retail release. There really doesn't seem to be any corners cut. (that probably explains the premium price) The sprite animation is really fantastic. I said "wow." Also, I played Lords of Shadow last night. It's true, it doesn't *feel* like Castlevania at all. Well... I mean for the most part. You're still whipping demons and ghouls and stuff in a gothic/horror/adventure setting. But the gameplay is certainly more God of War than the 'Vania we know and love. Having said that, I don't think it's a bad game. It's not Castlevania, but it's still fun for what it is. IMO, anyway. |
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Well I don't know about the superior bonuses, but the one for just having the game on your DSi when you play Shantae is just 100 gold, or whatever the in-game currency is. I'm guessing the other bonuses are just more of that.
So, you know, if you're playing through MFC, make sure you're doing it for the right reasons, i.e. because you enjoy it, not for the bonus.
Hope I'm not sounding like a condescending ass. It's just that I've gotten caught up in that kind of thing. "Oh, I'm not really enjoying this game, but I gotta make sure I finish it before I start this second game that appeals to me more", and then I get sick of the first game and stop playing, and never even start the second. |
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@shinrileyKind of, I think, but you have to call Nintendo and be really persuasive. I'm not sure they'll bite if you don't have the original system, though. That's kind of a big, abusable loophole. @PandareusYeah, I looked up the bonuses (which you can actually get at any time, I believe, so there's no need to complete MFC before starting Shantae), and found them minor (and potentially balance-breaking?), but I decided to keep playing MFC, because I also have to clear up space (this and Base 10 should do the trick) and I want to try to actually complete games, because I've recently found that novel experience somewhat more satisfying than flitting from game to game, like a meta-Wario Ware. And I've gotta say, I've been enjoying it a lot more, for whatever reason. MFC adds new mechanics on a fairly regular basis. The difficulty curve is kind of weirdly spiky, but whatever. I'm definitely not going to try to S-Rank all the levels right now. (You condescending ass.) |
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