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Shovel knight needs a sequel one of these days Like a legitimate sequel instead of a rouge like game

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I also came to the decision of listing all of the games I own a few months ago and I dread whatever I think of the Switch. I have brought so much for it both physically and digitally. My backlog is ridiculous, there are games I stopped playing because of variety of reasons (some which I am not planning to continue). And then there are games I bought because I felt I needed to because I am was interested and maybe will play them one day. And others I owned digitally because I wanted to play them at the time (and many I did play them at the time) but eventually got released physically and I wanted to have one copy for preservation such as the Limited Run releases. I have slowed down on the videogame buying spree because I realized I am simply not playing most of what I am paying for and I just don't have much time nowadays, so auditing my games will come in handy in order to determine what I want to keep and what I want to sell.

I started playing Megaman Star Force for the first time last year, I still need to finish it, but I loved playing it, so you couldn't believe how happy I was seeing Sonia Strumm in the Top 10 of Japan's most voted female characters.

Plague of shadows does go sooo hard. I will agree with ya, but I just think that the game was made with that intended. Just real wonky and wack, matching his character

I agree with everything, although Z1 is worse than Z2 for me.

How dare you rank x2 so low. Your list your opinion but ya that's wild to me that you rank any of those dog shit ps titles over the originals.

This man is always making some high quality videos it fr deserves more views🙏🙏🙏

Yes, I'm commenting _yet again._ I notice there's no _Marvel Vs Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics_ on your Switch list. Just curious if you're skipping it, waiting for the physical release, getting it on something else, etc. I have to remind myself that not everyone is obsessed like myself. XD Oh, and to avoid a _fourth_ comment, *I remember the eReader.* Used to have one, because I not only loved my GBA but - as mentioned elsewhere - was a big Pokémon TCG player. The last three Wizards of the Coast released sets were the e-card series, so there are some minigames you can play by scanning the correct series of cards. Which ExploDjinn probably knows already, as at least my copy of the eReader came with the necessary Machop, Machoke, and Machamp cards to scan for one such minigame. Foil cards don't have scannable code, and the first few Nintendo released sets have dot code for Pokédex entries but *not* for games or other programs.

@15:23 Since it was part of the B roll, I have to shout out _Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge._ Sometimes, I think I'm the only one who liked this game. It is weird, being _kind of like_ a TCG in that you create a layout of "Chips" your Navi automatically uses during the battle. And I mean their *entire* action is that Chip; if you left out all your chips, the only thing they'd do is their basic attack that is represented by their Navi Chip. *On the plus side,* you have six Net Op/Navi pairings from which to choose *and* NetNavi chips in this game let you overwrite your current Navi to _become_ the one on the chip. So even if you decide to play as (for example) Dex and GutsMan, you can eventually unlock the Navi Chips for almost every Navi that appears in the first three Battle Network games on the GBA and run them.

I keep missing the time stamp for it, but *about the Pokémon Trading Card Game* you _might_ want to save that spare copy. Why? The _short_ version is that the game is really great *if everyone agrees to **_not_** run Energy Removal and Super Energy Removal.* Which the computer cannot agree to, though it is often bad enough at the game you can still enjoy playing a variety of decks competitively against it. XD If ExploDjinn isn't too attached to it, maybe he should consider doing a Giveaway for his channel? Assuming UA-cam doesn't make it a massive hassle. Yeah, I want the game but I can't justify spending the money on it right now. XD

@13:28 *The Virtual Boy's detrimental effects are greatly exaggerated.* No, _not_ for ExploDjinn; if he says he gets headaches from he, I totally believe him. Same thing happened to my best friend as when - back when the VB was new - I let him borrow mine for a weekend. *Then what am I on about?* The _short_ version is that the now *standard* video game warnings for stuff like eye strain, epilepsy, etc. became a legal requirement shortly before the VB launched, and there was some legitimate risk to very young players' eye development. *It blew up in the media.* Didn't help that, Nintendo being so scared of lawsuits, themselves plastered the VB with warnings, included the forced timeout feature, etc. I don't want anyone interested in it to be scared away. Unless you already know that this kind of thing can be a problem, in which case, don't chance it! Though I *do* encourage folks to ignore the stand that comes with it. Unless you're _just_ the right height, it'll be too tall or small for you and give you a neckache. I started just playing while lying face up on my bed, originally using the stand to help hold the unit in position. The stand eventually broke (don't know if it was related), but I was still able to play this way. Might have used a pillow to help hold the VB in place. As you can tell, I really loved my Virtual Boy and am sad I sold it off when I had to liquidate nearly all of my video game collection due to a combination of financial and personal issues.

Does this include games you added through jailbreaking... or are you adamantly against modding your Nintendo systems once the eshop closes and adding console-locked or obscure games you missed?

Bro why is your game library worse than my search history

Funny I Just did that myself, Mine is just a list of games though

Is the Wii U edition different than the switch version? I have Treasure Trove on my Wii U but haven’t beat it yet… I will tho

i do know a way to manipulate the X-hunters, but it is quite tedious. All you have to do is revisit a stage you've already beaten, then return to the stage select. Every time you do this, the X-hunters will go to different stages. The only problems is that depending on your luck, it can take a while but it does work.

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Yo this video was great. You made all your points great.

Shovel Knight DX🔥🔥🔥

Just like how Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda & Mega Man, Sonic The Hedgehog is still loved.

I can't help but love this hedgehog as well. He's had his fair share of troubles for sure, but I just absolutely love a lot of the games. And yes, I'm one of the ones that says Unleashed is a very good game. And by that, I mean my favorite game of all time. You can say he doesn't need good games, but he does have a lot of them. I'm not that much of a movie person either, but the movies are pretty good. But yeah, Sonic is my favorite franchise ever, and I don't think anything can change that.

Now answer the important question: What's your favourite Sonic game?

Funny. I like X2 better than x1 and x3. It sounds like you don't like X2 because of the randomness element. I have never beat this game without getting the zero parts, and I haven't played this game all the way through since I was 15.

Worst to best: 7, 6, 5, 8, 3, 2, 4, 1

>What company would abandon their blue mascot who largely established them in the industry Capcom with Megaman

thank you mm5 is terrible its the only one ii consider a bad game, first list from top to bottom i actually agree with but i like a 7 and 3 swap, 7 had fun boss fights.

my least favorite was x5, x3 was weak and i didn't play x7 or x8

'Cause he looks cool and doesn't care, man. Everyone I know who never played the games, still generally like him and expect him to get games. It's a once in a lifetime character design.

Nah, I say leave her dead it makes it more impactful. Look what happened when they bought Palpatine back.

X2, on the first playthrough, is the best game, but after you master it, it's kind of dull, which is unfortunate b/c it used to be my favorite. The X-Hunters will disappear if you go to the stage they are in and beat it without beating them in the stage, and that's why they are disappearing. Hope this helps. X3 is incredible, and has grown on me a lot over the years. It's that X game that's hard to figure out where everything is in, but when you do, there is so much to do. You can kill Bit/Byte or both of them, and get 3 different textboxes on Bit/Byte combo boss depending on if Bit, Byte, or both are alive. If you kill them both during the 8 mav stages, you get a new boss to fight, though I prefer B/B v2. I think he's called Godkarmachine-Oriny or something weird like that. Then Vile you can kill in the mav stages, and if you don't you fight him in his most powerful ride armor ever, showing an exponential increase in X's power over the years. Plus, it's the only clue as to when MMX3 takes place, as X tells Vile "Zero and I destroyed you years ago, indicating a passage of time since X1/X2. X2 feels like a backup plan of SIgmas if he failed in X1. Like the X-Hunters where there all along. And then there's the Gold Armor and the Z-Sabre, which I didn't find til like 15 years after I first beat it! I love secrets like that! X4 is cool, but it's too short IMO I beat both campaigns in one day about a week ago. X1 is my favorite, honestly. It was the game on the back of my SNES system box in the 90s and will always hold a special place in my heart. X5 is an epic story but the gameplay is kind of lacking. X6 I actually do like. It is the last one in my own personal head canon if it weren't rushed it would have been better, but if you go to X Maverickhunter 's youtube channel, he can beat the entire game without taking damage. It's sick and I recommend you check it out.

I just want Ristar to return

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i think the simple answer really, is that sonic is more of a media franchise at this point than a game franchise. it's the same reason pokémon can get away with releasing games that just keep gradually getting worse than the last, removing more and more features and having less polish.

I think that overall, X2 is the best of the SNES trilogy. X1 is great, but the upgrades seem a little basic compared to later games, you don't start with the dash and the game forces you to get the foot parts AND it strongly encourages you to go after chill penguin first. The dash is too central to the gameplay that it feels weird not to have it, and having something influencing your boss route kinda undermines the whole do the stages in any order idea. X3 I also love very much, but that game is significantly less polished than the other two. For those reasons X2 kinda wins by default for me.

For many years, I got stuck on 100%ing the game because of this 1 crystal shard, the one that requires the rock cutter. Because you can't fly high enough to get the shard, so I don't how the hell I was expected to think that the stone hamster could infinitely jump up a wall when I didn't play the games any of those characters are from. When I had tried that power before getting to that point, it had seemed completely useless and not fun.

Shovel knight is my second favorite video game series. Of the main treasure trove games, my personal ranking is: 1 Spectre 2 King 3 Shovel 4 Plague

You know what I don't understand? Why did they never bring the power combining back? That seems like it would be the next evolution of the formula and like it would be in every game going forward, but...nope.

6:55 Neo Star's theme isn't "forgotten"; it's "primitive". 1 of the enemies is even a caveman. 1st, you're in a jungle, then a cave, then mountains, and then a volcano. It's supposed to be like Earth before humans took over.

Heat Man has a challenging stage and a rough fight. As far as bosses from 2, I would double down on Bubble Man. He's dummy easy, his weapon is garbage, and he is just green mega man.

If i rank,i will rank poket dungeon at 1# cuz i love playing statregy game(Sorry i'm not English so maybe my word not right)

I'm not entirely sure if this'll help, but here's my idea. You can't get a Game Over from dying over n' over, you'll just warp back to your last checkpoint (visible or not). BUT! Extra lives stocked up can let you continue INSTANTLY from where you died, and you can earn/find more to cushion your room for error (and boost your ego for how LITTLE you died). Thoughts?

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Kirby is an odd title. Even as a kid playing the game boy and Nintendo iterations, I don’t recall having much difficulty. But despite being easy, they were always a lot of fun. I think it’s because of all of the play style options. Wanna use a sword? Slash it up! Wanna shoot lasers? Do it! Wanna be a ufo? Tricky, but the option is there! You can even be a revving wheel of mayhem and destruction.

Zero-two is like the progenitor of dark matter, Kirby's Nemesis at the time, but defying death. This game is alright. Some rough edges, but the series has seen some low lows like Kirby 3D on 3DS

I have never played this title and have no real opinion of it. (For the algorithm!)

I don't have anything to add to the conversation but this is my favorite game of all time. So, cool video

Always loved heatmans design cause he looked like a lighter

Ultimately it depends on the game, but the main issue is the possibility space. If the game is more of a sandbox with wide variety strategies or routes I don't mind the idea of infinite lives, but when problems are more rigid and require specific solutions (i.e most platformers) I think lives are a great way to gauge whether or not the challenge is fun or fair in the first place. Might be a hot take but I think the lenience in newer platformers like Celeste and Pizza Tower is poor design. If you're including the B and C sides more than half of Celeste is simply unreasonable for most players to clear. It's not that you missed out on a lesson or you need to try something different, the game actually expects you to nail several absurdly precise jumps in a row. It may be less punishing but that doesn't mean it's fun or fair for most players. Pizza Tower has the same issue in a different way. The thing about ranking systems is that they still ask demand mastery, just in a less direct way. If you never lose a life and get sent back to a checkpoint you never really get to improve on the segments you messed up on. I get that you're not expected to get a Perfect run on your first try. in fact you can't even attempt lap 2 on your first try, so it's outright impossible. But I think the game could benefit some punishments to prevent players from getting through levels without really learning anything. If you're getting D ranks you'd probably be better off replaying older stages anyway rather than face tanking through newer ones. Don't get me wrong I'm not saying lives are an unmitigated good, but the idea that they're outdated is just odd to me. You never hear people saying health bars are outdated and they're essentially the same concept with a different coat of paint.