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Rex Kramer wrote:Quick Yoku question

This is (one of the reasons) why I love this forum.

This game had passed me by totally for some reason. Looks lovely & charming, though, and I'll definitely be adding it to my list.

You know what, if I was actually decent at pinball games and didn't find the control scheme just a teensy bit fiddly at times, then this would be up there for GOTY. It's charming, the music is great, looks good and the exploration aspects are perfectly handled. And by the looks of it, it doesn't outstay it's welcome (at a guess I'd say 10 hours to complete).

It's a great game, very charming.

ITSMILNER wrote:I’m currently playing Yoku as well and I’m not very far (just got the first chief from the hideout) but I’m not really sure where to go next. The map is so tiny I can barely make out any areas.......is there something that points you in the right direction or is it purely a case of me searching every nook and cranny until I can progress?

Rex Kramer wrote:Best option, head back to the village and go to the post office.

This should see you good, you'll get pointed back in the right direction

I agree with Rex that it's a great game, it is one of my favourites of the year and only overshadowed by the likes of Hollow Knight and Celeste

Shuntaro Furukawa has said he wants more DLC for Nintendo titles. Be interested to know how well Octo Expansion sold, I suspect it was a very profitable venture for Nintendo.

I think Odyssey is going down the sequel route but I think DLC for Smash is a given. Super Mario Party is selling extremely well so I suspect we'll see some content for that in some form.

I'd really like them to do another round of MK8 tracks. They must have at least considered it given the game has sold 10m+ now.

I'd quite like more boards for Mario Party but I don't want to promote the "release the bare minimum so we can charge extra for a better experience" approach. I'm not sure how I'd feel about DLC for it...

Frank wrote:I'd quite like more boards for Mario Party but I don't want to promote the "release the bare minimum so we can charge extra for a better experience" approach. I'm not sure how I'd feel about DLC for it...

To be honest, in the case of Mario Party it really should be following the Splatoon 2/Mario Tennis model of releasing free content after release to keep people engaged as the board count is on the low side.

That is the feeling I get with this iteration of Mario Party. The majority of the console releases have offered 6 main boards. With there being only 4 this time around and the boards looking very sparse, it just looks half-baked to me.

Not to mention no full online mode. It needed more time in development for it to be "full package" but they obviously wanted it out in time for the Christmas season. And it's sold 1.5m copies already so from a business perspective it's going well, it's just a shame it came up lacking in a few key areas for fans of the series, especially when it seems to have done a lot of good work elsewhere.

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/genk ... 14756694#/

Anyone picked up a pair of these? Tempted but wondered if anyone had any first hand experience of them

happy halloween also haven't play any horror games for halloween.

Will you play any christmas games on christmas?

Bravewolverine wrote:https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/genki-bluetooth-audio-for-the-nintendo-switch--3/x/14756694#/

Anyone picked up a pair of these? Tempted but wondered if anyone had any first hand experience of them

You can buy something very similar now. It plugs into the headphone jack and allows you to connect any Bluetooth headphones you want. I bought one for my stereo system, cost me under £15 from amazon. Rechargeable using USB and has 20+ hours of run time.

Wait.. The switch has Bluetooth built in. Oh Nintendo.

The Doom Spoon wrote:

Bravewolverine wrote:https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/genki-bluetooth-audio-for-the-nintendo-switch--3/x/14756694#/

Anyone picked up a pair of these? Tempted but wondered if anyone had any first hand experience of them

You can buy something very similar now. It plugs into the headphone jack and allows you to connect any Bluetooth headphones you want. I bought one for my stereo system, cost me under £15 from amazon. Rechargeable using USB and has 20+ hours of run time.

Cool - will do some digging

Green Gecko wrote:Wait.. The switch has Bluetooth built in. Oh Nintendo.

Yeah, standard Nintendo though. Look, we've put the radio into the system but won't let the customer use it for anything useful.

I think the switch must be one of the only gadgets where you have to plug a Bluetooth chip into a Bluetooth enabled device for one of its most typical applications

Apprently Grim Fandango is out now?

Got this badboy today




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Mine says it's arriving tomorrow. Classic Amazon. Expecting good things. Never played any of the other games but the demo was great How big is the actual drum controller?

Frank wrote:Mine says it's arriving tomorrow. Classic Amazon. Expecting good things. Never played any of the other games but the demo was great How big is the actual drum controller?

I think it’s only small, maybe about the size of a Donkey Konga bongo (I’ve not opened it up yet so can’t say for sure)