beam attack

I said the funny from the Failboat, laugh

fucking laugh

This review contains spoilers

This game was pretty good until I got to the final case, where right when I thought it was gonna end with the Yatagarasu being caught, some old fuck comes in and turns out to be the other big crimer. You then get into a back and forth with this guy and it goes like this:
Edgeworth: "Take that, Quercus Alba! Here's decisive evidence of this thing you were involved with in the case!"
Alba: "OBJECTION! My extraterritorial rights allow me to nullify that evidence! Now I must go on my flight!"
Lang: "GRRRRR I HATE EXTRATERRITORIAL RIGHTS"
Gumshoe/Kay: "Oh shit, Edgeworth, he's getting away! What do we do to stop him!?"
Edgeworth: "Ngh...! Think, Edgeworth! There has to be some other thing this man did in the crime scene! Wait, that's it!
Take that, Quercus Alba! Here's decisive evidence of this thing you were involved with in the case!"
This exchange lasts for about 2 hours.

Every other Momodora:

Kaho/Momo: Time to stop the evil curse and kill these monsters with the power of my sacred maple leaf!

The first Momodora:

Isadora: Time to break into a temple and kill these monsters with the power of my sacred maple leaf and this gun I found.

The trainee unit at the start of the game clears your favorite FE character in terms of writing. I don't make the rules around here, that's just how it is.

The bus in this game sure went through a desert, alright. The same can be said for what I'd describe what my brain felt like after 5+ minutes of playing this.




Hey guys, Peter Griffin here to explain the joke. You see, backloggd user Okaten previously wrote a review on Crazy Bus (https://www.backloggd.com/u/Okaten/review/1653516/) that was structured very similarly to this review of Desert Bus. He calls his brain a desert because he felt nothing through those 10 minutes of playing it, just like how there's usually nothing in a real desert.

After having memorized most of the script of this game from all the YTPs I grew up with, it's basically illegal for me to shit on this one.

If the rivalry between Mario and Sonic back in the SNES VS Genesis era was an animated movie by Illumination or Sony, Bubsy would be the comic relief character interrupting the serious confrontations between Mario and Sonic with corny pop culture references and Marvel-movie esque quips.

Rare Ubisoft W (now with Donkey Kong)

This is one of the first hacks I played when I first got into Pokemon Rom Hacks, and I'd say parts of it still hold up. It has plenty of main and post game content contained in a pretty diverse region. It has fakemon that aren't too popular, but I'd say there's a good plethora of hard hitting designs among the few stinkers.
The regular difficulty of the game is grueling in an odd way, especially at the start of the game. Most trainers will be around your level, but Gym Leaders start off far ahead of the curve and you can't catch up to them by playing the game normally. There is another version of this game called Vega Minus, which just lowers this level curve to make the Gym Leaders more fair and actually fun. It does come with the side effect of making some regular trainers a joke, but it's the more worthwhile version in the long term, given how unfair base Vega can feel. There's also another version that adds the Fairy typing, which turns the game into peak fiction if you're the world's biggest Ice-type Gardevoir Aurostice fan.
Part of me wants to call it an underrated hack, but then I remember the puzzles. One of the puzzles in this hack is the one in the 7th gym (Psychic type), where you have to navigate a labyrinth with a combination of moving boulders and ice physics. The gym requires extremely precise timing to land on or avoid boulders while sliding on ice. The beauty of this dungeon is that it's an effective tutorial on how to make good use of the emulator rewind feature. It's so perfect that no Romhacker has made a patch to outright skip it, and that's a good thing. If I had to suffer through that gym at one point in my life, it's only fair that everyone else I know that's playing this game should suffer through it too.

I can confirm that as someone who doesn't know Touhou that you won't learn shit about Touhou through this.
Doesn't matter though, the game's an incredible Metroidvania that makes great use of time stop mechanics. It feels like it'd be a blast to speedrun.

This is one of those games that, when my younger self saw it being announced on Youtube, I just went "oh cool, these reviewers I watch are in a dating sim" and moved on from there.
Fast forward years later to graduating college, I settle down, get ready to relax for a while, and head to bed after the ceremony. As I drift to sleep and into dreams, old memories of all I had done in my life before college come back to me. But when one particular memory comes back, I suddenly jolt awake in a cold sweat. I notice that an hour has passed and the world outside remains pitch black in the dead of night. In this darkness and silence, I utter the words:


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I played the first few hours of the campaign and was either falling asleep or cringing at Rowan being a generic shounen protagonist.

The roster here sucks ass, but I wouldn't call it the worst. The game at least has Cordelia, Robin, and Minerva, and that's all I needed for those few hours.

You get to customize your own Megaman weapons. Enough said.

Whenever a friend of yours wants to get a Pokemon game on the Switch, just point them to this instead. You will have them play this real man's monster collector.

This was indeed the greatest plan