LesterRoquefort

In terms of the wide scope of Pokemon 3D titles.... i would only recommend it if you're bored with Arceus. my gripes: -the end game is basically playing the game a 2nd time. No, not new game plus.... it feels like they knew you could literally enter a gym at lv 5 and get dominated by a lv 40 capped gym. Cuz they just add more pokemon and cap em all at 60 and remove the mini games. -The NPC's are getting a little too attractive. Sword and Shield were just toying with it, but now... they're all a little too well made. There's not a chubby ugly one amongst em. -There's only 1/2 customization.... and even then, you still look the same, even if you got mirrored shades and a fedora.

I would quite honestly tell people that this version is Miitopia plus. It's still Miitopia 3DS, but with better graphics and with, quite literally and figuratively, makeup and wigs. My gripe with the literal meaning, is that at the surface, when you make a Mii of yourself. Your thinking "Ew, no... i don't wear makeup." But trust me, use the feature, it's actually pretty surprising how much life it adds to your Mii now. That being said... the "Wigs and Makeup" options kind of make the vanilla maker redundant. The hair you popped onto Vanilla you is gone, the eyes you used are often conflicting with the flexibility of the new tools and if you already have lips, the new tool for this is useless. HOWEVER... you can put anything ANYWHERE YOU WANT. Put those lips on your forehead if you want. You can also do this for the actors too... which they don't tell you. Which i find unsettleing when i made do with the vanilla version of my child actor. Now he looks out of place... when i wont even see them again.

Make no mistake, i loved Twilight princess, and that alone got it a 8. Unless my eyes are messed up, all i noticed was enhanced lighting and blinding bloom at sunsets. I quite honestly just got this game because i only have it for Gamecube... and the fact that i think that the original is pretty much the peak of LOZ titles.

I was afraid to try this game, and i ignored my fears. I regretted it. Although, i gave it a 3 because i enjoyed the cut scenes and it actually pushed me on to watch the Animated series they made, which is pretty good... but like the cutscenes, in my opinion.

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For me, this game gets a way higher rating than the regular Virtual Console version, simply because it makes it easier by giving you an "almost god" mode. It also has an extremely easy "temp save" feature, so you don't have to play the stages over and over because they're too hard. And it's got really good 3D in it.

I'll simply say this, being disobedient and being chewed out for it is hilerious fun. Play this game and discover the many ways you can anger the narrator. Or don't, it's entirely up to you, but it's much more fun to be disobedient in this game, trust me.

I would be one of those people to ashamedly admit that, yes, the Wii U one is better... but i would still say the 3DS one is pretty darn good, it just falls /slightly/ short of the Wii U version. If you have this one AND the Wii U one, you're not really missing that much, except different game modes. I myself find this version a tad easier on you than the Wii U version and also, if you port your characters over to Wii U from here, they appear to be slightly stronger than than ones made on Wii U exactly the same way. That could just be me, though, don't quote me on that one...

If you make art in any skill level, this is a good title to download, it will teach you things you may already know and even things you may not know and you might even learn a few things. No worries though, if you don't feel like being tutored, you're free to go ahead and do your thing. When you're done, be sure to post to Miiverse, you might even get popular!

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