RE: We chat about videogames and videogame accesories.
01-21-2012, 04:39 AM
Aaaaaaa the Mario and Luigi games! Out of them all, I prefer the first one the best, though Bowser's Inside Story is shaping up pretty well (although those obligatory minigames like the revival channel and the pollen dodging require skills that I lack ;-;) in my opinion. The only complaint that I'd have is that the progression of getting special attacks and new environmental things seems a little stilted and unnatural as compared to how it was in the first game. What I'm tryyying to say is that, well, in the first game your special attacks were specifically related to the overworld techniques you learned - Knockback Bros. was Mini Mario, Chopper Bros. was Mole Luigi and so on. In BIS it just becomes contrived and a chore to obtain those puzzle pieces instead of a logical progression.
Another thing I'm not liking too much about BIS is the removal of switching the Bros. order, because it makes things a lot more complex (like the spinning brothers and the digging brothers being 'A' and 'B' of the same option, which makes things way easy to mix up) and also precludes separating the brothers ever, as far as I've played.
And speaking of as far as I've played, I can't get past Bowser and the Fawful Express because blowing flame is hard. >:c
Another thing I'm not liking too much about BIS is the removal of switching the Bros. order, because it makes things a lot more complex (like the spinning brothers and the digging brothers being 'A' and 'B' of the same option, which makes things way easy to mix up) and also precludes separating the brothers ever, as far as I've played.
And speaking of as far as I've played, I can't get past Bowser and the Fawful Express because blowing flame is hard. >:c
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