Metroidvanias are at their core based on having areas closed off without specific abilities, while open worlds are about having the worl not be closed off. I don't see how you can make a game that attempts both without failing at being good in either domain
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But who knows, maybe it'll be a Breath of the Wild moment for the series.
At least Zelda was already pretty close to open world with most of their entries. Metroidvanias don't really work as open worlds as a genre
Yeah, the bike section looked horribly boring.
And even though there's some classic 1st-person gameplay, we all know Nintendo is going to push for tons of traversal on the stupid motorcycle, which will kill the vibe for the whole game.
They specifically mentioned multiple questlines breaking and blocking progression in addition to several smaller bugs yet they still gave the game an 8/10. I get that IGN reviews are the softest of balls to hit, but that's ridiculous for even them
Nintendo's patent lawyers should be reported to the bar association over this. These most recent patents are atrociously bad and could probably get the lawyers sanctioned
To call that dumbass palworld AI SLOP
Found the Nintendo fanboy. How do them boots taste?
Give eternal passes to Sony and Microsoft, but the pikachu/Mario guys are the villains…???
Obvious red herring. People yell about the bullshit Sony and Microsoft pull all the time. Have you ever considered that all 3 are shit?
You are calling me the "dumbass", here? 😅 Both logic and philosophy say this perspective is wrong
If you've ever taken a philosophy course you'd know you're completely full of shit.
Your whole comment belongs on r/okbuddyretard. Not that I should have expected any better from a Nintendo bootlicker
Yet it doesn't seem to negatively effect the score
Nintendo is suing Palworld over patents they filed AFTER Palworld released, and said patents are so broad that many other games also technically violate said bullshit patents. Nintendo is the one in the wrong.
Source for the latest bullshit patent that they were awarded: https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2025/09/10/uh-oh-nintendo-just-landed-a-summoning-and-battling-patent/
Eat my entire ass, bootlicker.
Though I'll admit that secular organisations rarely have the knack for creating the kind of organisation that churches have
That's because secular organizations generally aren't looking to make giant cults that they can coax 10% of their income from
I wouldn't. IMO there's 2 options: they're lying, or they're lying and they're dangerously crazy
Not if you use a private browser. They save that setting using cookies, which usually are deleted when you close the browser.
Which highlights how dumb that setup is (by which I mean using cookies for settings). The privacy-friendly search engine compromises your privacy with AI when you use a private browser