would also like to mention that yoshi has more reason to be yarn without f*** up the formula as yoshi's story was made out of cardboard

You should try Mass Attack then, that game provided a good challenge.

exactly why wario land 4 is a much better game

Exactly.


Yeah, I have it. It's an interesting take on the series, and I like it.

What the hell kind of universe is this where people don't love Wario Land 3

a universe where people actually like video games that are challenging?

sorry for not being a dirty casual like you are, i guess

So experimenting the kirby franchise with a new element not found in other games is bad but when it's another usual Kirby game, it's definitely 10/10 material? I don't see the point in the paragraph you wrote other than "It's a kirby game clearly designed for children so it's a bad game" which is definitely not true because Kirby's Epic Yarn is a terrific idea on pen and paper with good execution. The fact that it's worked with the environment really well is what makes Kirby's Epic Yarn that good. That's the whole point: The yarn/art style and how well it works with the environment. I don't think it's a bad game at all because it doesn't stay intact to the kirby series roots. Look at Mass attack and Canvas curse.

I could see this played out with the upcoming Yoshi game as it's own franchise. The Epic Yarn series would appeal most to children (Which again, isn't really a bad thing. It just wouldn't look as appealing in first impressions to hardcore nintendo fans) and would look fun and creative in many ways. Experimenting with new elements or rebooting: I'm one of the many satisfied people with how nintendo worked on the Epic Yarn franchise (especially with this new Yoshi title). I can't wait to see the finished product of this game

Epic Yarn couldnt keep my interest, therefore i didnt like it. Hope this game is not the same.

Calm your tits, I never said experimentation was bad. It keeps the franchise from getting stale. I own Mass Attack, and think it's a really neat game. So is Canvas Curse. So is Air Ride.

However, just because it's an experiment within the franchise does not automatically make it good. DmC: Devil May Cry is something new within that franchise, and it's a pile of garbage.

Epic Yarn could've been good, but I disliked it, and the point of the paragraph was to explain why. I agree that the environments worked well (and the mechanics with it), but something like that simply isn't enough to make me enjoy the length of the game. It lacked a real reason for me to continue playing it for however many hours - there was no challenge, the levels were not very interesting, the story was not compelling, the gameplay itself wasn't anything notable, and the novelty of the aesthetics wore off after an hour or two of playing. The game just didn't give me a reason to care.

I Like the idea of how he grows when he eats Shy-Guys.

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