Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash - Video Review
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2015
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Is Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash a wonderful little adventure for the tiny robot or is he in over his head? Find out in our in-depth video review of the 3DS platformer!
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I like how the comments are either from 4 years ago, 1 year ago due to referencing Scott, or literally yesterday due to referencing Scott.
You mean 3 years ago, right?
"This game blows!"
- Scott Wozniak, 2017
This game BLOWS to the point 95% of its copies have been eradicated by Scott.
I have one. It is one of the last remaining relics of the Dark Ages.
@@shakycacti576 lol you cheeky rascal you 😂😂😂😂😂.
@@shakycacti576 not if i have anything to do with this
man I love gex
@@shakycacti576 same.
This game blows!
*Throws game in toilet.
Thanks, Scott
Hey all
@@DrDunsparce Scott here
HEY ALL SCOTT HERE
*HEY ALL*
Hey look its Gex
Thia is chibi robo what does it have to do with gex?
@@tadghflowerfangibsonplayzz896 Its a refrence to Scott the woz.
This game is going to be worth THOUSANDS thanks to Scott the Woz
Yet you find it in the GameStop bargain bin for $3 USD
Not anytime soon. You can still get a factory sealed copy for $10-$15 on eBay. $20-$30 for the amiibo bundle.
the destination wheel thing makes it sound like this was planned as a free to play game
What the heck? A destination wheel? Who thought was a good idea... -.-
+spookstonenexus LOL!
+spookstonenexus LEL
nintendo 2015
+Eliskor I think to change it up for replayability. Honestly it seems like a fun SCORE based game.
Aged like gold
This is some good classic gex
This game came back from the toilet…
This game blows- Scott The Woz.
In the words of Scott the Woz: "This game blows! *Throws Zip Lash into the toilet*"
man I love Gex
That Destination Wheel looks like the Developer's were really reaching to find some interesting way to move around the map
Well...you weren't wrong
This game blows!
**splash**
OH! OH GOD! IT'S WORSE THAN I THOUGHT! *Slams emergency therapy button*
man I love gex
I don't get it. Why release a Gex review on the year of the Lord 2015?
“This game blows!”
*toilet splash noises*
Good review! Very informative. Honestly, the "destination wheel" turned me off of this immediately. Thanks for highlighting that.
Except you can just bypass that, I believe.
Logandactyl rip chibi
If you have good timing then the destination wheel won’t be that bad
I was not particularly interested in this game, it looks dull and boring. Then the destination wheel appeared in the review and turned whatever interest I had for the into dislike. Who thought that was a good idea? A random chance of progression? Why?
THIS GAME *BLOWS*
Now this is some good gex
The original Chibi-Robo was a fun an quirky game that was chock full of charm and originally. I was sad when they decided to make his next game a platformer because... that's just not what he is.
However, if it was good, I would be willing to overlook that. I'm pissed that this game looks (and apparently is) nothing special and now the franchise is most likely going die off. :(
+Trailer Drake Well...
yeah, this game looks like shit.
Almost as bad as the Epic Mickey game (If not worse)
for the 3DS.
I found this yesterday at Target in the clearance section (with the amiibo) for $11.98. Glad I waited to get this.
Hahahahahahahahaha Oh wait, Nintendo you’re actually releasing this?
You know if nintendo really wanted to save this franchise they would have made a remastered of chibi robo plug into
adventure for the wii u instead of making an everyday 2D side scrollers.......just saying.
+Helmslock Thing is, though, that didn't sell very well. A remaster probably wouldn't, either. They're trying to find a place for the franchise to fit by trying something new.
Clucknadus
the only reason why chibi robo plug into
adventure didn't sell very well is because nintendo didn't advertised on tv the only reason why I know chibi robo is because I seen random clips of it on youtube when I was young.
I agree 100% i wanted a remaster of the original chibi robo, something about it I just fell in love with it, finding new upgrades doing quests, it was amazing. It sort of had a "wind waker" feel to it also in its personality. So I agree while nintendo is known for sidescrollers they should have just done a sequel to THAT game
welcome to the darkest age of nintendo
What are you talking about, Gex is amazing.
@@BrandonSmith-xp6mt I know he is going back to his 2D roots
Is it just me or was this game made simply to turn Chibi-Robo into a viable smash character?
+Steven Cenname Considering everything they said... f*** no. They wanted to try something drastically different to save the franchise from death. Smash was last thing on their minds with this game.
+Steven Cenname your wish is granted: mcleodgaming.com/games.php
+JaidynReiman The problem is though, this will likely make the series death more immanent rather than save it. Making Chibi Robo a by the numbers 2D platformer was suicide, especially when the 3DS already has 4 major 2D platformers from way more popular and recognizable IPs (DCKR 3D, NSMB2, Yoshis New Island, Kirby Triple Deluxe) and tons of better, more creative indie platformers. Taking away the quirky uniqueness of Chibi Robo is basically signing its death warrant. Cos thats what made the series unique and even somewhat relevant. A place in Smash honestly is more likely to save the series from death than Zip Lash will.
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The problem is that what made the series unique WASN'T WORKING. 2D platformers can get pretty basic and simplistic, But they're easy to get into and are very popular as well. Even though Yoshi's New Island was a critical failure, it still sold over 1m copies.
I do think it was a mistake for them to make it into a 2D platformer. I don't think it'll be that successful. However, I certainly don't think it'll make the series death "more imminent" because 2D platformers actually sell pretty well generally. And since it comes bundled with an Amiibo, honestly, I don't think this game will utterly fail.
I don't think it'll do that well, but it'll probably at least sell as well as the original Chibi-Robo I think.
JaidynReiman Well sure it'll sell better than the original because the 3DS has sold over double and almost triple the amount of Gamecubes so that'll help it. But I still think that it being 2D platformer wont help it be revived as a series. Sure they're popular, but mostly when they're either from very popular series like Mario, Kirby or Yoshi, or cheap indies games with a lot of creativity. Chibi Robo Zip Lash is neither of these. I feel as if the best chance it had was being a 3D platformer game like it originally was. And in such a time of drought when it comes to 3D platformers, it would probably have stood out more and been more appealing. But in the end, its advertising that will kill it cos it has been almost non existent.
This game blows!
Floop Zipper nice too know somebody has culture
Gex.
THIS GAME BLOWS!
the level progression with the wheel has to be the worst ive ever seen to move forward and the fact you can manipulate it makes it unnecessary
Poor Chibi-Robo... What have they done to you? ;~;
+GamnesiaTV because it was sold poor that why they make it as a platformer game
OH btw this is the last game of Chibi robo :(
+GamnesiaTV
A fairly entertaining platformer? I mean, it's a way better destiny than a lot of other franchises
Pulled the plug.
+gamete turcobandido No fans of the franchise wanted a generic platformer.
Scooter Thomas
Okay, no one wanted it
It's still a fun, little, cute platformer
Aliens are stealing our resources
-Nintendo 2015
+Michael Aiyedun lol
level roullete-Nintendo 2015
+Michael Aiyedun i don´t get it
*****
aaaand
i mean do you know the plot of castlevania 2
you killed dracula
now collect his bones revive him and killit again
*****
other thing
do you know katamariforever
Welp, Chibi-robos screwed. RIP.
Chibi Robo has 5 games, but only the first one had that special something.
Happy Richie was just like the first one what??
+BB5 Productions well 5 in japan. we did not get the second DS one that looked like it revisited the original formula.
+BB5 Productions still the first game wasn´t my interested (a dim not sure if it got an european release) the other 3 are spinoffs (the most without european release ) and now thee is someone that look really fun but gets hated of the fans of the original
+BB5 Productions have you given photo finder a real shot? Its not like the first game too much but I had a blast actually trying to manipulate my environment too trick the game into thinking I had the correct object. I spent an hour tricking the game into thinking some apples were a car but It was still a blast.
MilesDaFoo616
does those games even exist i europe
if not
iknow why they floped
See this is a problem I have with Nintendo currently. Is that they're trying to make more and more bankable 2D platformers rather than experimenting with 3D platfomers. Chibi Robo was basically a dead series anyway, but this will probably kill it off for good by making it a standard 2D platformer instead of keeping it to its 3D roots. Cos lets be honest, Nintendo has enough 2D platformer series as it is. Theres many better looking, better playing and more original 2D platformers made by indies that are much cheaper than Zip Lash. I'd be very surprised if this doesnt fail and kill off the series for good.
Am I the only one who wants to see Nintendo do more stuff with their 2D platformer franchises? Like making them 3D platformers. I mean I'd love to see an actual 3D Kirby game, a 3D Yoshi (heck they made the menus for Wolly World 3D. Why they did this for a 2D platformer I'll never know?) and another 3D Donkey Kong. The only 3D platformer they've had in the last 3 years has been 3D World and even that was designed more like a 2D platformer. I dont know if its laziness, or a lack of ideas, or a lack of faith in selling power, but I can tell you right now, the lack of 3D platformers from Nintendo recently has not been due to cost since Nintendo are sitting on a pile of cash right now and will probably get even more from Amiibo sales alone.
And these are 3D platformers that COULD be profitable because of the IP. Only Nintendo IPs have that selling power at the moment for 3D platformers. Its why theres been a huge lack of 3D platformers in the last decade because they started to go out due to the popularity of other genres like FPS's and the revival of 2D platformers. Otherwise we likely would have seen another 3D platformer in the Banjo Kazooie, Rayman, Crash, Spyro and Megaman series by now.
I hope we see more 3D platformers return from Nintendo cos this is the 5th 2D platformer developed by Nintendo to be released this year alone. And I mean a 3D platformer OTHER than Mario. Cos we get one of those every 3 or 4 years. Not every platformer has be in 3D, but at least some games. The closest thing we've had to a Nintendo 3D platformer this year has been Splatoon and thats a TPS. Actually, thinking of 3D platformers that need a comeback that have shooting in them...Metroid...(and no Federation Force does not count, its a spin off). I just hope Yooka Laylee can somehow bring the genre back cos other than Ratchet & Clank PS4, thats the only major 3D platformer I can see on the horizon.
+ZantofDarkness I would give it some time, now that they've got a new president who has a lot of experience with the western market unlike anyone else at nintendo japan as it seems, things might actually change... seeing as he predicted the wii u to fail and having moved the executives around shows that he has a lot of understanding of what needs to be done next
+ZantofDarkness Technically they did make a 3D Kirby game, Kirby Airride. It wasn't a 3d platformer but it was a pretty damn fun kirby game that was sadly under appreciated when it came out because it was "too different". If anything I'd rather have another Kirby Airride because it makes sense.
Antonio Tunjic I dont doubt that (although I want to actually see what he does before saying he'll fix things). But Miyamoto is in charge of development at the moment and considering how much he wants to push innovation for innovations sake rather than just making really good games, thats what worries me about future titles. Innovation is great and all, but for series that are starving for a new game and slowly being forgotten, like Star Fox and Metroid, the worst thing you can do is completely change up the formula years after the last one. The best thing would be to build on the past formula that worked and make the best game of that to draw people back in and then after that game, start innovating and changing a few things up.
TheAntagonistGreen I said a proper 3D Kirby game as in a proper 3D platformer. Airride to me doesnt count as a 3D platformer cos its a racer. And I agree it was very good and I would also like to see a sequel. But I'm asking for a 3D platformer. Cos Kirby to me has started to become a bit redundant with each new game feeling less original. Triple Deluxe and Rainbow Curse were fine games, but Triple Deluxe was just a really good 2D kirby game rather than anything new, and Rainbow Curse was basically a sequel to Canvas Curse with not much new in it and basically used the same concept to take advantage of the gamepad. A 3D game like a collectathon I think could work really well with Kirby and they could do so many cool things with that.
+ZantofDarkness I have no problem with more 2D platformers...I think we need more of both 2D AND 3D games, especially in the Metroid & Mario franchises ( I prefer the 2D Metroid games to the Primes & Other M ). I think Nintendo's problem ( aside from availability issues with Amiibo ) is their obsession with lame gimmicks. When I play Zelda, I want to explore, kill monsters, solve PUZZLES and do all that using traditional controls; unfortunately, the DS games are purely stylus controlled ( and don't get me started on everything else wrong with Spirit Tracks ), Skyward Sword is all motion controls ( among other things that made me give up playing that POS ) and they love to cram in crap like forced stealth and lame tear collecting sections that frankly feel like pointless padding. Paper Mario Sticker Star ended up with combat being a pointless resource waste ( no XP, no allies...it just didn't feel like Paper Mario. Even Super Paper Mario felt more accurate to the name ). Other M....worst controls ever, and poorly thought out story. gyro controls get shoehorned into everything.....
That said, I still can't wait to play Zip Lash as I love Chibi-Robo ( 3rd fave Nintendo franchise after Xenoblade and my #1, EarthBound/Mother )...I also actually WANT Federation Force as I think it looks like it might be fun ( and a spin-off is better than nothing IMO... )
I like that Derrick is always positive about games even when they have flaws or are generally just run of the mill. I knew it would be him getting this game to review.
Cant wait to try it out for myself. Its been awhile since Ive played Chibi-Robo. Happy to be back with him soon.
T H I S G A M E B L O W S
Gex.
*throws in toilet*
I think the only reason why Nintendo made a Chibi-Robo Amiibo is because Nintendo knew the game might not sell well, so they just made an Amiibo bundle, which we all know sell like hotcakes. If this is the case, I don't mind because I really don't want Chibi-Robo to die!
Scott sent me here lol
Originally came here just because I was about to buy this second hand with the amiibo for 35$ as I was a huge chibirobo fan when I was younger, but I ended up watching a few of your videos instead. This is a super thorough review, I really like your style and pacing. Definitely subscribing! Not sure If I'm going to end up buying this game though...
Is Amiibo come only with a game, or can I buy it separately in a store?
I hope they make a Chibi robo game like the original, or a remake
Well...looks like Chibi Robo is done. =/
@@krackers5061 who's gex?
Oh chibi-robo,how I love your desing
Hey yall Scott here
*Hey all
It’s all not y’all
Does anyone know how to unlock the wing cap in Super Mario 64?
Nintendo: "Let's revive Chibi robo! Although if it fails, this may be his last chance."
*Makes generic brand 2D Platformer with bad mechanics*
giv us monie
That panel thing sounds like one of the dumbest things I've heard about in a video game for some time.
Gex changed quite a bit, didn’t it
I just bought the game for the amiibo, but I didn't know I would actually like the game. Its pretty good for a quick platformer you might want to play when you have spare time.
Chibi Robo's problem is that the games jump all over the place genre-wise, and Nintendo don't publicise it enough.
Really solid review, liked it :)
Hey why didn't you guys ever review Tembo the Badass Elephant?
The beginning was enough to make me want to subscribe.
You really need to play an actual Chibi robo game like the GameCube game.
This game blows so much its only known for scott the woz
I love Chibi Robo, I love cute games, and this one is adorable.
Forcing players to put up with a spinner multiple times to complete a world? Forcing them to repeat levels to get another shot at landing where they want? Whose idea was that, and why haven't they had a stern lecture yet?
Giving it a chance for the amiibo and because I love that little guy! I'm sure it will be a fun time killer at the very least.
That intro was FABULOUSSS.
Well regardless of the ratings of the game, I gotta get it to keep my amiibo collection at 100%. Great review, Derrick.
kinda turns me off that bit about playing with certain mechanics only twice and in specific places... i mean, it's something i love about games when it throws something new at you and that you get to keep throughout the game.
think of the robot-masters abilities that you take in megaman games, or the masks in majora's mask. and the dolls in xenoblade x is worth mentioning just because i'm very excited about it. :3
Is it gex night?
I'll still be getting this game tomorrow in spite of what looks to be less-than-impressive or desirable aspects...if nothing else, it'll hold me over until Yoshi comes out next week, and if I end up getting the Chibi-Robo amiibo along with the game, that'll be an added bonus for me.
How long do you reckon it would take to 100%? I'm only getting it if it'll offer months of entertainment, like Animal Crossing.
This is not a long game like AC. I don't recommend it unless you're looking for a game to play out of boredom on a trip .
iBeFloe Eh, okay. I'll probably get this if it's ever dirt cheap on Amazon.
Is that gex?
The toy system in this game reminds me of hero quests in Runner 3.
I'm new to the chibi robo series but I love this game and the music. Really the only downside to me was the destination wheel. It doesn't completely ruin the game for me, but it's pretty frustrating after a while.
This game blows!!
How long is the game?
I'm like Derrick, I love platformers! I honestly don't care how new a platformer is, I usually play them for epic level design and fun bosses. I think I'll pick this one up, it looks like fun!
Nice review, I also liked this game as well.
its a really good game to play on the go its simple great music I like it.
Even it might not be extravagant, it seems fun, and that's all that should really matter.
IMO, I think it should hsve kept to it's roots. But do I know? I haven't played any Chibi Robo. I still want him in Smash, tho.
Seems like a fun little platformer that can waste some time. Mostly getting it for the amiibo though.
Gex amiibo
The problem with this game is that, just like Federation Force, Nintendo is trying to make the series known among players who didn't care for or had yet to try those game by showing them an experience that doesn't resemble even the basic core aspects of their original series. What they don't realize, though, is that the reason why those series didn't sell as expected is because they both lacked market and availability!
Aside from Other M, I had never seen a single ad for Metroid! The only ad I'd seen was from UA-cam, after I went out of my way to search for it, and even so it wasn't even on the company's official channel (at the time, it was Corruption)! And that was 2 years after the game had been launched! Take in consideration Other M and the massive marketing it received - according to an interview, Other M had sold 1 million copies by the time of release; I've played the game to start to end, and I can say it sold 500 thousand copies more than it should have, and you can thank marketing alone for that!
As for Chibi-Robo, I have never seen any ads for it. Period! I used to buy a gaming magazine called Nintendo World (it's an official magazine recognized by Nintendo, but is by no means directly in contact with the company), and that's where I first heard about the series. If not for that magazine, I would have never known about it!
As for availability, I've never seen any of those games being sold where I live! Granted, I live in Brazil, a country that Nintendo just stopped working with, but even during the SNES era or the Wii era, two eras where Nintendo reigned above all, there was nothing! No ads on TV, no games available in my region, Nintendo barely did anything to make those two series known by the general public!
Neither Chibi-Robo nor Metroid need those spin-offs/crap/whatever-you-decide-to-call-those-uncanney-titles! If Nintendo wants to get more people to play those series, just make the games those series are known for and advertise them as much as they advertise Mario and Zelda!
+TwilightWolf032 Er, wth are you talking about? Chibi-Robo has lifetime sales of about 700k. It hasn't even broke 1m TOTAL. The ONLY Metroid games that haven't broken 1m are Hunters (game wasn't considered that great), Zero Mission, and Prime Trilogy (probably because by this point most people already had the trilogy).
Metroid is in a slump because Other M was critically panned by everyone and they're having problems figuring out what to do with the franchise, not that it sold bad (it is the fourth worst selling Metroid, though, at only 1.1m).
Metroid is more niche than some of other Nintendo franchises, but even then they don't sell badly.
If you want to look at a franchise that died due to low sales look at F-Zero. The first game was around 3m, but the next highest is 1.1m, then 1.0, and finally 650k for GX. By that point they just didn't even bother.
I'm shocked Chibi-Robo is still around when its highest single-game sales were 350k or so.
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Ah, ok, didn't know it was a Collector's Edition. Anyway, I wasn't even saying the numbers meant anything; it was a rerelease a lot of people already had, so low sales numbers didn't really mean anything in regards to that one. And Zero Mission was a remake, so the only real "new" Metroid game that sold under 1m was Hunters (which wasn't that well liked anyway and wasn't entirely true to classic Metroid formula either).
My point is that Metroid is a horrible comparison to Chibi-Robo. Right now they're confused on what direction to take the franchise in, but its not getting a spinoff because of poor sales.
JaidynReiman "Right now they're confused on what direction to take the franchise in, but its not getting a spinoff because of poor sales."
Actually, that's not true. You can see here why: mynintendonews.com/2015/09/30/nintendo-says-chibi-robo-zip-lash-might-be-chibi-robos-last-chance/
Metroid is in a similar position. Even though it sells over 1 million, it doesn't sell as much as Zelda or Mario, and that's why there aren't as many entries in the series. But either way, after the flop Other M was within the Metroid fanbase, it seems Nintendo doesn't know what to do with the franchise, hence Federation Forces.
TwilightWolf032
It doesn't sell as much as Zelda or Metroid, but its not in an awful position like Chibi-Robo where it barely sells at all. Even the weakest selling Metroid games have sold more than the entirety of the Chibi-Robo franchise.
That does mean the series doesn't get as high priority, but the series isn't on death's row right now.
+TwilightWolf032 The problem with Other M though is that it STILL sold less than Nintendos expectations thus being a failure, commercially, critically and for fans, and so that meant putting the series on hiatus for a while. So even with the huge marketing campaign of Other M, it still wasnt enough. And that I believe was mainly down to the casual audience of the Wii that had by that point stopped playing and moved onto other things. But also just cos Other M still had very little presence when it came to advertising compared to other huge franchises at the time like say CoD, Battlefield or Assassins Creed. Nintendo really need to learn how to advertise their games in the west better cos other than Mario (that is super easy to advertise), they have done very poorly with most other franchises (although Zelda gets sold no matter what, and Splatoon was an improvement when it came to advertising).
Star Fox Zero I expect to have the same issues as Metroid and Chibi Robo have when it comes to advertising the game. Mainly because of Miyamotos need to make it 1. Like 64 and 2. Innovative when really it should stick to traditional SF gameplay with the normal button layout, and ambitious visuals and story. The best thing for dead franchises like this is to reintroduce them with appealing familiar gameplay and visuals for gamers, rather than trying to appeal to the non gamer masses as well as trying to completely change the formula. Nintendo has lost that casual audience. They need to learn that and get back to making games designed more for the hardcore gamer than the casual/non gamer now. To be honest, the new Star Wars Battlefront seems to play more like a traditional Star Fox game than Zero does. And I've tried Zero out and didnt like it, before you ask.
Fire Emblem revived itself perfectly. Sure there are a few hardcore FE fans who are as stubborn as mules when it comes to some of the additions, but it saved the series while still keeping the formula the same. And its advertising made the series arguably Nintendos 5th most popular after Mario, Zelda, Pokemon and Animal Crossing. And keep in mind this is a series that was considered "niche" before 2013.
Xenoblade X I fear for as well considering the lack of hype and advertising surrounding that amazing looking game. Its been almost non existent for the last few months and I think that may be due to the fact that its been almost 3 years since it was revealed but also cos of it being a JRPG. But yet again, FFXV and Persona 5 have a lot of advertising power and hype behind them. And FFXV as a game has been in development for over a decade at this point. So again I believe its a matter of poor advertising from Nintendo. And trust me, I live in the UK, the biggest gaming market in Europe and even here, Nintendos presence is minuscule compared to Sony or Microsoft. Again, their advertising is to blame for that. I swear that the head of the marketing teams at Nintendo should be fired now.
So essentially it's a standard platformer in a way that could have been done way better. I wish they could have done more with the characters that they had created in the franchise, but I guess I can pick it up as a pastime. Thanks GameXplain!
I finally put my finger on what was wrong for the gameplay for me: It's a poor man's Yoshi's Island, but with a grappling hook instead of projectiles (eggs). However, Yoshi's Island has that spontaneity, that sense you're always moving, the ability to shoot eggs on the fly, and exciting level design which constantly played with the game mechanics. This feels like a much slower, much more limited, much more by the numbers version of that, except with a grappling hook that's never used to its full potential.
What does the amiibo do?
I got the game a few days ago, and I think it's pretty fun!
I’ll save you guys some time
THIS GAME BLOWS
All Wozzes aside, this game isn’t that bad. Truly
This is some good Gex
I liked this review of Gex
Hey gamexplain you can use the Chibi robo amiibo to make the sub go faster
•••Scott the Woz is typing•••
I haven't played a game in the series but I think this is the end to the little guy
I don't think it's going to sell well
(Well unless you want every amiibo because the game comes bundled with the amiibo)
How can you think that if you've never played a game in the series?
+Logan R. B. (Lostriky) because I know it's been getting pretty mediocre reviews, not like the original on the gamecube which the fans of the series don't like and it's not being advertised very well
I don't think it's going to sell well
+OJorgeO I think it'll sell better than everyone prior Chibi Robo BECAUSE of the Amiibo. But it still won't do that great.
OJorgeO It's going to sell at the very least because of the amiibo.
OJorgeO Fans of the original loved it, Don't patronize a new idea. MGS:GZ and 5 are open-world, which is different from the prior Metal Gear games.
I was at target today and was so close to buying the amiibo bundle, but since I didn't know much about the game besides from the e3 trailer I decided to wait til I saw gameplay. with that being said, luckily I didn't buy the game because it doesn't look like something I'd get into. (not hating just my opinion)
lol, everyone back then already knew that this was gonna be a stinker
That's really unfortunate, Chibi-Robo is something I go to when I'm looking for a game outside the normal
conventions. Don't let Chibo go like this.
I got this game and the amiibo for 9 dollars each. Got the original title for 54 dollars too. I love this series i wish it was more popular..
thanks for the review i have little experience with the main Chibi-Robo games they look fun i wasn't sure about picking this one up on release i still plan on getting it but i am saving my money so i can buy the special edition of Xenoblade Chronicles X and i accidentally went over this months spending limit already.
Of course this shows up in my recommended right after Scott reviewed it.
same lol
Yep
Gex.
@@BrandonSmith-xp6mt Gex?
Hey all, Scott here! I'm watching UA-cam today, specifically review for chibi robo ziplash! Just wanna see what people think about this game. (sees this video) oh look, here's one! ( watches video and sees it's mostly positive)!!
Scott : AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!
Till now I still love the GameCube one.
Find a comment not related to Scitt And his video on gex, I FUCKING DARE YOU.
Gonna buy this game to save the franchise. Well, to do my bit anyway. Chibi Robo is such a cool character and it'd pain me to see him gone for good...
so, uh... Freedom Planet came out a week ago if you ever wanted to go back to that review. :o
Nice review of gex.
Ehh... I really had high hopes for this game, as I'm really into platformers. Looks like my dreams were crushed :(
**ahem** This. Game. Blows.
Also I want Chibi-Robo HD for Switch. Please.