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Its a bit too arcadey and low-res for my tastes, but definitely worth the £6.

I downloaded King of Fighters to see how the joycons vs pro controller perform in anticipation for this game... Trying to do Kyo's Ryu-like hadoukens were a pain with the joycon d-pad and I probably had a success rate of about 4/10 - The pro controller is definitely the way to go! The response is spot-on and my success rate in firing that attack was on-command, at least 8/10 (for my own skill level). I hope they sell a joycon with a proper d-pad (if they bundled it with this game that would be superb).

DUDES! The pro controller is 101% the way to go with this game!!! The sturdiness of the controller inhibits the misclicks! Really impressed. (A slightly easier pill to chew on since I had a legacy refund sitting in my Paypal account).

Is that for just Switch copies or Wii U? (or both)

Stay strong brother!

Fingers crossed for you... But heads would have rolled if that happened to me.

I think it would have been perfect if the system came with simply a demo of the first few initially available games on 1-2 Switch. Didn't even have to be all the games, but just a little lure for the casuals. Though Im happy with the Switch (basically because of Zelda), I feel its missing just one core game built on the Switch from the ground up to have a better appeal. BOTW, I would imagine, is a daunting game for the casual-light gamer.

I love stuff like that, makes it realistic and allows the gamer to exercise patience - either wait until the rain passes over or do something else in the meantime. I think its (rain affecting progression, breakable weapons) frustrating to the gamers who just want to progress as quickly as possible.

Are you using the joycon grip? I've missed clicked too many a time now, most annoying is the left joystick being pressed accidently to crouch mid-battle. I think its due to the small size of both the joysticks and shoulder buttons. Just ordered me a pro controller, picking up at my local Argos.

Leaving the plateau after becoming so familiar with it is likened to leaving Kokiri Forest for the first time personally. Just magical. Really gives you that sense of seeking adventure but also caution for the dangers.

Good times man

I love those tests of strength and the rewards... But yeah, had to U-turn that Major test going off how the moderate test went lol.

I've been fully immersed for all these three days like a crack addict... Still in awe, you're going to love it. Usually theres a weak link in a game ie massive world - light story, uneven pacing, too much hand holding or tutorials... But this game...:love:

Im still in shock really... I mean I was expecting something good but this good is unbelievable. This new team are coming out all guns blazing. I find the combat really rewarding, just needed to wean myself off of the usually easy Zelda fights, which was pretty much hack and slash easy mode. Here, Im actually practicing stuff like backflips for that McFlurry.

Yeah I find you just need to get used to it and adapt to the new play mechanics, then the game just opens up and blows you away. Just got to a new area and Im blown away by the LOTR-like structures...:heart:

Yep thats the sync button.

Really annoyed you haven't got it yet! smh I love the gripped joycon! Its...aesthetically pleasing in its cuteness and odd shape. The controls are fine for me. Only slight issue im having in Zelda is unknowingly pressing in the left joystick which makes Link crouch in the heat of battles.

@Ashley has an excel spreadsheet somewhere (lol) - Though most user have it in their signature to the left. Whats yours @liger05

I think they did want it to be a big world but former limitations inhibited it. For example the Great Sea is massive in its own right with comparatively minimal to do. Twilight Prinncess also wanted this but had to stick to the narrow pathways and loading for each region. Personally this is the Zelda I've always wanted. How Nintendo managed to craft this given its track record is magical. The games allows there to be so many variables to accomplish things - not just with the bespoke item ala all former Zeldas. I find breakable weapons to be making me conscientious of managing my tools, saving the better ones for the harder battles, and if I don't have good stuff, I'll hunt monsters or shrines for some... Makes getting a great weapon so rewarding. I prefer this as opposed to having the ultimate weapon from mid point in the game and pretty much 3-shotting max most of the harder enemies. Sad to see you're not completely sold on it though. Im just in awe and love.

Seriously. Its one of those ones where you get to the checkout but get second thoughts Though all Im missing right now is a nice multiplayer break from Zelda.

Ah yes lol in handheld mode that would be a nightmare! I just love the diversity of the shrines... Like a box of chocolates, never what you're gonna get... Some have really twisted my noodle. But especially love the ones with the awesome gear. Such an ingenious game mechanic though, feel like theres so much to do.

Haha, I absolutely love those 'apparatus'! This game is just gorgeous... Love how the map locations have familiar names. @Nicktendo saw you putting in some work in the wee hours - gotten far?

Snipperclips Demo on eshop.

@Blade @dazzybee @Aneres11 Ha I saw you all playing online - is it good??

Sad to hear because a controller really should not be stopping you from experiencing this masterpiece... But to be fair I count five controller options for this game.