I would suggest them to move on and don't play them (and waste their money) ever again! To help the discussion he should have explained if there are platform franchises he always enjoy, or what are the high-rated popular games he always agrees are great so it becomes a little bit easier to agree with his points. I'm kind of tired the people who questions popular and high-rated games only cause they didn't enjoy them. The games he mention have all high reviews (including lots of reviewers) and high sales, so, definitely a majority like the games and consider them, in many cases, masterpieces. I would suggest to the Mario critic (listener mail) to take a more humble approach and think that it is his problem more than the majority. Thanks so much for listening, and please do let us know what you thought of the episode in our comments section below (and/or at NeoGAF)! Some listeners have started to offer ideas for the next Retroactive, and we're happy to take those as well. We'll probably mix it up next week, but your questions and ideas are always, always appreciated. and we manage to sound a little optimistic! Finally, a multiplayer devotee asks what to anticipate from Nintendo in the online realm. Another person asks just what we are looking for as a franchise evolves through multiple games, and we take that one through Zelda and many other examples in Nintendo's history.
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One gamer wonders if he has bad taste, but his specific complaints about 3D Mario games lead us into a detailed break-down of what that series could do better.
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Listener Mail is back with a full slate this week, and your questions pay off in exactly the way we always hope for. Listen as Jonny frantically reassures him that the game gets better! James is last up with the troublesome early hours of Level 5's gorgeous Ni No Kuni. Jon gets around to trying Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate on Wii U, and his experiences with the Wii and 3DS versions provide a useful perspective.
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Jonny follows with an update on Nintendo's system transfer/restoration policy, plus very early thoughts on Wind Waker HD. Not surprisingly, it sounds like game best enjoyed among unsober friends. You know, that Wii U game played without a TV. Gui cranks up New Business with his impressions of eShop oddity Spin the Bottle: Bumpie's Party. When Apple released iTunes 11.1, I was excited to see that it offered expanded podcast capabilities, such as iCloud syncing and the creation of smart podcast playlists, which Apple calls stations (see iTunes 11.1 Adds iOS 7 Compatibility and iTunes Radio, 18 September 2013). In the episode overview, three buttons let you toggle between starred, all, and. This week's show brings Jonny back to the hosting chair, and it's notable for showcasing three different Wii U games in New Business, not to mention some spectacular email-derived conversations in the back half. Instacast Like the rest of the Instacast interface, the playback screen is clean to the point of minimalism.
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