Nintendo 3DS

Looks pretty spot-on! Can't wait for this one.
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I'd say so, only because that's more of a preference. I do wish it were an option in the Wii version though (even though I didn't mind the motion controls)

I just hope they add a few more things to the 3DS one

IHeartMetroid posted...

Think they'll fix the broken "stop in the middle of a pile of enemies" rolling?

No fixing needed. Retro followed different roll mechanics and that's that. I can see why you like the previous roll mechanic but this one's levels were designed without that in mind. Just adding that would make no difference.
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"No fixing needed"

I'm sorry, but that's just plain the worst, most pathetic reasoning for accepting a broken gameplay mechanic EVER.

Seriously, there is a REASON why Rare implemented the roll mechanic the way they did. When you roll in front of a group of enemies, to have the game programmed to have the character simply unfold in the middle of the group and then get hit is JUST BAD GAMEPLAY. It would be as if in Mario, when you jumped off an enemy, then the second bounce would kill you. Rare implemented the tiny "roll add" every time you hit an enemy to prevent it.

People like you are the reason why bad game designers keep getting a pass to keep on making the idiotic mistakes in game design that they do.

Good god.
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DarkHeroRaven posted...

Okay, I agree with you on that the rolling mechanics could do with improving, but I don't think a "people like you" remark was really necessary :/

But it's true. Intractable complacency is damning when it comes to the one thing consumers can truly control about a company- its bottom line. When we have consumers who recieve a product with a distinct flaw, and when those consumers accept that flaw willingly and continue to shower the corporation with adoration, then the corporation has no impetus to change whatsoever, and will continue to make flaw after flaw after flaw.

Overly permissive company loyalty can be as bad for a corporation's health as anything.
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