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Rex Kramer wrote:I'm mostly still playing Gems of War, well over 30 hours in now. It's still solid Puzzle Quest mechanics and I've still not spent any money on it.

I also picked up Horizon Chase Turbo last week and I've got mixed feelings on it. It's pretty smooth and quick and there seems like a decent amount of content. Races don't hang around too long and the challenge isn't too onerous. But it plays a bit like this -



The connection of the car to the road just seems missing. I know it's aping that Outrun style but it just doesn't feel quite right to me.

I've also just picked up Bastion in the sale because I don't have enough things to play already.

suzzopher wrote:

Rex Kramer wrote:I'm mostly still playing Gems of War, well over 30 hours in now. It's still solid Puzzle Quest mechanics and I've still not spent any money on it.

I also picked up Horizon Chase Turbo last week and I've got mixed feelings on it. It's pretty smooth and quick and there seems like a decent amount of content. Races don't hang around too long and the challenge isn't too onerous. But it plays a bit like this -



The connection of the car to the road just seems missing. I know it's aping that Outrun style but it just doesn't feel quite right to me.

I've also just picked up Bastion in the sale because I don't have enough things to play already.

I nearly bought Horizon Chase last week, but luckily I waited long enough for it to go on sale on PSN for less than £8. Eshop sales are strawberry floating terrible compared to the other platforms.

suzzopher wrote:I nearly bought Horizon Chase last week, but luckily I waited long enough for it to go on sale on PSN for less than £8. Eshop sales are strawberry floating terrible compared to the other platforms.

suzzopher wrote:I'm still playing Breath of the Wild, I finished the story, the DLC and the shrines, I am now just trying to get the Hero gear. I kinda don't want the game to ever end. But soon I will have done everything for the first time in a game since Ocarina of Time.

Jenuall wrote:Yep there or [url]https://savecoins.app[/url] do the job for me!

Switching region is as easy as going to [url]https://accounts.nintendo.com/profile/edit[/url] and choosing where you want to buy from, then just pick it up on the eShop!

Lazy Fair wrote:

Jenuall wrote:Yep there or [url]https://savecoins.app[/url] do the job for me!

Switching region is as easy as going to [url]https://accounts.nintendo.com/profile/edit[/url] and choosing where you want to buy from, then just pick it up on the eShop!

See when you do that, it unlinks your “my nintendo” account and your other one (can’t remember the name). What does linking these actually provide? I managed to relink them again once I was done, but I wasn’t sure why I was doing it.


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DANNN!!! wrote:

suzzopher wrote:I'm still playing Breath of the Wild, I finished the story, the DLC and the shrines, I am now just trying to get the Hero gear. I kinda don't want the game to ever end. But soon I will have done everything for the first time in a game since Ocarina of Time.

Have you found all the Korok seeds?!

jawafour wrote:Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove is on sale at £11.24 in the eShop. I've always liked the look of the game but the reputed difficulty has put me off. Have any GRcadians given it a go?

jawafour wrote:Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove is on sale at £11.24 in the eShop...

Kriken wrote:I've played through the main campaign. It's a decent challenge but is nowhere near being punishingly hard. Also for what it's worth I liked it a lot.

Robbo-92 wrote:I really liked Shovel Knight... It’s hard, but none unfairly so.

Squinty wrote:All three campaigns are great... it's a fantastic game, and it really is not that hard.