Metroid Prime 4: Beyond | Review Thread

Amiibos are mostly non-functional paperweights and that's fine. It's a toy. That completely meets people's expectations. Who's actually out there buying Amiibos for their in-game functionality.. I mean, really?

And why defend the practice of gating content behind Amiibos just because that's how they've worked for 8+ years? It was a bad practice then and it's a bad practice now. I don't think there's a lot of mental gymnastics required to understand the issue.
I'm not "defending" Anything. Just acknowledging the 'contract' We ALL took when welcoming Amiibos. Get Over it.

NOTHING has changed (except market prices).
 
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Amiibos are mostly non-functional paperweights and that's fine. It's a toy. That completely meets people's expectations. Who's actually out there buying Amiibos for their in-game functionality.. I mean, really?

And why defend the practice of gating content behind Amiibos just because that's how they've worked for 8+ years? It was a bad practice then and it's a bad practice now. I don't think there's a lot of mental gymnastics required to understand the issue.
why do you guys keep trying to argue with him ? its a waste of time
 
Half of the review is him complaining that the game plays like... Metroid Prime. What a waste of time it was.
The Skill Up review, like so many YouTubers, is just him circling the same points over and over again. It should be 10 min review but YouTube pays him by ad watched and minute watched so it's as long as possible. He might have some good points to make, but it's honestly massively disrespectful of your time to publish as he does.
 
The Skill Up review, like so many YouTubers, is just him circling the same points over and over again. It should be 10 min review but YouTube pays him by ad watched and minute watched so it's as long as possible. He might have some good points to make, but it's honestly massively disrespectful of your time to publish as he does.
I like his reviews but succinct they are not. You are right, it's not respectful of anyones time - but that's the business model I guess.
 
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