Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle | Nintendo Switch | Out Now
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Super Dragon 64
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Every time I wake up my Switch, I'm still surprised that I can resume the game that I was playing at the very point that I stopped playing. The wake up speed is very fast so the whole thing makes gaming much more accessible for today's busy rooftop partygoer 
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OrangeRKN
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Floex wrote:I didn't realise there were exploration elements to this until watching Dragon's stream, how indepth are these parts?
No particularly, most of it is just "find the hidden chest" but there are some puzzles that occasionally go more in depth. You've got the usual block pushing (and sliding on ice), switches moving platforms, lasers bouncing off mirrors, mazes. There are also quite a few red coin collecting parts where you have to grab all 8 in the time limit (full on mario style), and there are "computerised" challenge rooms where you have to collect blue coins in a time limit in different puzzle setups.
After completing a world you can go back to it to play extra challenges, and each world has a secret area to find on going back. You also gain new abilities metroidvania style so you can reach areas you couldn't get to previously.
Super Dragon 64 wrote:Every time I wake up my Switch, I'm still surprised that I can resume the game that I was playing at the very point that I stopped playing. The wake up speed is very fast so the whole thing makes gaming much more accessible for today's busy rooftop partygoer
True vita successor
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jawafour
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Super Dragon 64 wrote:...the whole thing makes gaming much more accessible for today's busy rooftop partygoer
One minute I can be playing Mario + Rabbids and the next I'm wearing a Superdry t-shirt and meeting my neighbours for drink and drugs. Dat Switch experience
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OrangeRKN
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Super Dragon 64 wrote:Every time I wake up my Switch, I'm still surprised that I can resume the game that I was playing at the very point that I stopped playing. The wake up speed is very fast so the whole thing makes gaming much more accessible for today's busy rooftop partygoer
jawa2 wrote:Tl;dr Trelliz isn't a miserable git; he's right.
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jawafour wrote:Well... it seems that I am getting this. I'd thought I'd cancelled my pre-order but it's in the post now.
Have to say I am quite interested in this. At first it seems like quite an odd combination but it looks fun.
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One man should not have this much power in this game. Luckily I'm not an ordinary man.
One man should not have this much power in this game. Luckily I'm not an ordinary man.
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The season pass is available in the eShop for £15.99. It includes some "steampunk" weapons to use now, some "pixel" weapons to download on 4 October and "2 DLC packs" that are TBC.
Oh, and I've spotted that the game product description describes the game's stages as "iconic". Dat Ubi marketing
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Oh, and I've spotted that the game product description describes the game's stages as "iconic". Dat Ubi marketing
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