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    • First game of the pledge is done: Kirby: Planet Robobot (Nintendo 3DS) A couple of weeks ago I finished the game, and enjoyed it a lot. I've completed the main game, Meta Knightmare Returns, The Arena and the two minigames. The only thing that I didn't do was the True Arena, after two attempts I figured that's a bridge too far for now and I feel like I did everything in the game I wanted. And what a charming game. As in true Kirby fashion the game starts easy enough but has some challenges if you want to find all the collectibles. The main gimmick this time is a robot you can control, who can destroy objects and just deal plenty of damage. It's a fun mechanic that adds some variety to it. The game also has a ton of copy abilities including a lot of movesets. I love the poison one and the versatility that it has. The true star of the game is the stereo 3D though. The game looks gorgeous in 3D and also uses depth a lot, often switching between playing in the foreground to playing in the background. And it's hilarious how Kirby games these days always start out as the cutest thing ever and end in some kind of mental trip (as you can read in Glen's Kirby lore thread somewhere on this site). Anyway, superb game and glad I've played it. Between this and Triple Deluxe I think this is my favourite of the two, and in my Top 3 Kirby (after The Forgotten Land and Kirby's Dream Land). So that's the first pledge game done! Currently picking away at StarCraft Remastered and Hyrule Warriors.   
    • I feel like for the next four years this thread may be used exclusively by you (for good reason).  Witnessing it from afar and trying my best to avoid much of it is bad enough. Can't imagine what it must be like to have it forced in your face every day. 
    • @BowserBasher, @S.C.G. Slight change of plan, we'll be trying this first tonight. Don't forget to update the app! Also, there's a free spot if anyone here wants to join in. Unfortunately, no easy-peasy cheats to unlock stuff... Sooooo, here's hoping I'm secretly amazing at a series I've never played before!
    • Ahh yes, the weird one made by NST (that bizarrely enough got a DS port a few years later).
    • Ridge Racer 64 races onto the N64 line-up – today!   
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