Right, and I was just countering that I feel there's enough already there to make the plunge worth it, even just in terms of exclusives. Particularly for someone interested in Mario games.
I'm not sure if I read it correctly because I was half asleep when the message popped up but I think the message said there were secrets in the manual. I could be wrong. I agree. I miss those character Bios and the 2D Art. It's hitting me hard now
Well thank you for your valiant effort in saying the plunge is worth it, because there's far too few of you in threads like these. If we need anything, it's more people telling people the Wii U's really good guys, honest. Whatever I say is subjective tho.sörine;90857483 said:
I am satisfied that they at least include a full-colour control booklet. So far, all of my Wii U games have had this at minimum, even the third-party games, except for Call of Duty Ghosts.On a side note, is anyone else upset at Nintendo slowly fading manuals out? I know they want to help the environment and all but I love reading them. It upset me and hit me hard when it told me to view the electronic manual in game.
Zelda doesn't even come with a manual either
I was able to pick it up yesterday during the Xbone launch along with Zelda. Surprisingly (or not) there weren't that many people picking up an Xbone. I would like to say there were more people there to pickup Zelda. I only got to play about half an hour worth of the game because I have work early in the morning. In fact, I'm typing from my desk at work right now.
My initial impressions up to 1-5.
I love the cat mechanics in the game. At first I hated jumping around with Cat Mario because I would accidentally tap the action button and Mario would dash off a cliff, but after a bit of running around as Cat Mario you get used to it. So far the levels have seemed pretty short and easy. Then again, I'm only in the beginning of the game and we all know how exponentially difficult Mario games get. Mario is slow and I even forgot that there was a run button. Even with the run button he feels a bit slow. I know they wanted to differentiate between the characters you have the option of choosing and they gave Toad the speed advantage, but it still feels slow. Graphically, I was wow'd. I finally get to play an HD 3D Mario game. Oh, and the world map made me cry tears of joy. Personally, I think it's the best world map out of the past few Mario titles. Fantastic game so far and I barely touched it.
On a side note, is anyone else upset at Nintendo slowly fading manuals out? I know they want to help the environment and all but I love reading them. It upset me and hit me hard when it told me to view the electronic manual in game.
Zelda doesn't even come with a manual either
You sound like you don't like "threads like these." Maybe you should take a break for awhile
And if he shows up in that cat suit ?
"I got a fever. And the only prescription...is MORE MARIO!"
Yesss, I replayed 3-1 (Snowball Park, I think it's called?) like three times because I couldn't get enough of Peach's Tanooki Suit. Brilliant stuff! And totally different than how they depicted it at the end of 3D Land.
I find myself replaying a lot of levels for little things like that. I usually hate ghost houses, but the music for them in this game might just be my favorite Mario music of all time, meaning it's getting tons of replay.Yesss, I replayed 3-1 (Snowball Park, I think it's called?) like three times because I couldn't get enough of Peach's Tanooki Suit. Brilliant stuff! And totally different than how they depicted it at the end of 3D Land.
