Only beat the first world because of how aggressively mediocre the game as a whole is, and the fact it is home to one of the worst level progression systems I have ever seen in a videogame with the destination wheel.
Literally the only thing that gave me any level of joy was the fact that whoever owned my copy of the game previously quit after just the tutorial level, but that was before I played it and realized that wasn't because whoever they were was incompetent, but because they had the common sense to recognize a turd when they see it.
Literally the only thing that gave me any level of joy was the fact that whoever owned my copy of the game previously quit after just the tutorial level, but that was before I played it and realized that wasn't because whoever they were was incompetent, but because they had the common sense to recognize a turd when they see it.
Wasnt as awful as I thought it was gone be. Getting to the next level is dumb, but knowing what was coming at the end I thugged it out and got extra coins. Also the levels arent that long so its whatever. I had fun. I love chibi-robo, hes so cool
Creates game that is well received, but didn't sell well.
Creates a sequel for the DS that while differing a lot from the original still carries the soul, but makes it a Walmart exclusive.
Creates a port of the original game for the Wii, but never localizes it.
Creates another sequel for the DS that is a direct sequel to the original, but never localizes it.
Creates another sequel for the 3DS, but makes it revolve around a weird photo gimmick.
Creates a terrible sequel for the 3DS that is nothing like previous entries, and tells the fans that the success of this game will determine the fate of the series.
Nintendo fucking wanted Chibi-Robo to fail.
Creates a sequel for the DS that while differing a lot from the original still carries the soul, but makes it a Walmart exclusive.
Creates a port of the original game for the Wii, but never localizes it.
Creates another sequel for the DS that is a direct sequel to the original, but never localizes it.
Creates another sequel for the 3DS, but makes it revolve around a weird photo gimmick.
Creates a terrible sequel for the 3DS that is nothing like previous entries, and tells the fans that the success of this game will determine the fate of the series.
Nintendo fucking wanted Chibi-Robo to fail.
this game blows!
It's not gex.