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Sure. It's partly because I don't want to disturb others around me when I play handheld and don't want to shut myself out of my surroundings. When I review a game, I just put the sound on low so I at least can hear it. But to be honest, it's also because I don't really notice the music unless it changes drastically. It's just there to me, and I very rarely remember the music from games. Heck, I've played 80+ hours of Xenoblade 2 and cannot remember one single tune (and I played that with sound for the most part). It just doesn't really do anything for me and thus, I don't really care about it.

So finally a trailer for it? Weird way of announcing it.

Took down three gyms today and placed a Pokemon in another. Got a total of 7 coins today. The weather getting better means it gets harder to get coins now.

A Danish site so you probably won't be able to understand it. It's the largest dedicated Nintendo-site in Denmark at least, but probably also the Nordics. Not that it says that much as Nintendo's presence here is abysmal - though Switch has made people aware of Nintendo once again so that's nice.

In general, music is something I don't really notice in games but the music in this is not really anything to write about. It's very samey with some noticable changes in the tunes once in a while (some areas have their own tunes) but it's for sure the weakest part of the presentation. And that music is not in the game as far as I remember. I wasn't impressed with the demo either but I find the real came much more enjoyable because I don't have to redo the same levels again and again. I have found that if I just move on from a level, even if I haven't found all flowers, I get much more enjoyment of the game, and then if a level is particularly good, I find myself doing it again. However, I have only done one of the "FInd x of something" from the robot as that is perhaps the worst mechanic I have ever seen in a game to prolong the span of it. That said, there have been plenty of levels I have replayed and it's almost a rule now that I don't find everything in one go - I have 19/20 red coins on several levels! Finding the three Poochies is also enjoyable but not something I do all the time. There are also levels where you have to do something else and get a certain amount of points to get the flowers. I enjoy some of those, and they are actually quite difficult to get the three flowers on! In general, the difficulty has increased since Woolly World.

This was a crazy surprise and it looks good. However, rythm games are not my thing, and I mostly play with low to no sound at all so I don't think that's a good thing for this...

Interesting! So Nintendo just buys in on Microsoft's online infrastructure instead of making their own? For select titles, that is.

Physical edition confirmed! No timeframe for the release of it was given, though. https://www.resetera.com/threads/cuphead-coming-to-nintendo-switch-april-18-2019-xbox-live-integration-coming-later.106530/page-7#post-19039795

Physical release confirmed but no word on timeframe.

Yeah, I am a bit afraid of this as well. It's supposed to be rather difficult. But then again, I enjoyed Enter the Gungeon and Hollow Knight so it just has to be a fair kind of difficult.

What does Xbox Live features on Switch mean? Voice chat, friends, high scores?

Strong start!

Not much interest regarding this stream, eh? Well, live stream can be viewed here:

Wow! That was unimpressive. Doesn't really seem to bring anything new to the table, and there wasn't really anything funny in the trailer.

Lots of gameplay from Untitled Goose Game:

Agreed. I made the same point to a friend of mine the other day. The Dark World is by all means a terrible movie and this is just above it. The "ad" you describe, is that the part where It's funny, because normally I tend to dislike movies less the longer it's been since my viewing but this, my regard for it has just fallen and fallen since my seeing it last Wednesday.

The concept seems amazing and seems to combine the ideas behind Scribblenauts and Human Resource Machine. I like it. May get around to trying it out when I'm done with my other games.

He probably has damaged his eardrums and that's why he needs the volume to be so high? 11 years ago? Hm. 21 years old and just moved away from home, started university and having fun.

Review.

What about Suicide Squad 2 then??

Okay, I tried the demo a couple of weeks ago and to be frank, I disliked it quite much. It just didn't seem fun, and having to repeat the levels to collect arbitrary stuff for some robot, and also perhaps repeat the levels to collect stuff you may have missed (red coins and flowers) just seemed tedious. Doing the levels flipped was alright, though, especially as there is a time limit. However, I've got the full game now and played it for two hours straight yesterday, and actually, it's much better than the demo had me believe. It seems a bit more fast-paced that Woolly World (which was a bit on the slow side), and while it still isn't difficult at all, getting all flowers and red coins on each level can provide some challenge. The levels seem varied enough and there are lots of them, it seems. I decided to skip doing the robot missions to find stuff but may return to do those later so I don't play the same level back to back three times. Well. Up to now, my conclusion is that this is better than Woolly World so far.

DLC-trailer:

First real trailer for Windjammers 2

Goosebumps for more than two minutes! Great trailer. And again, this is just from the first 20 minutes of the movie?

Weirdo. Don't come here and go against the stream of hatred.