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[Dream Sphere]

I hated the controller though.

Are you kidding me? The controller looks cool.

It may have looked cool for a modern pop-art piece, but I just couldn't handle its awkward shape for actually playing the games. I think Microsoft has done the best with making controllers, though the original original Xbox "Duke" controller was a bulky mess. The Xbox S controllers were the start of greatness, then slightly improved for the 360, the only down side being the poor D-pad, but that was fixed with the One controllers.

[PsYcHo]

I miss my cube, Zelda kicked ass! I'm playing Yoshi's Island on a 3ds now.

[Red]

I'm playing Yoshi's Island on a 3ds now.

While I don't hate it, Yoshi's New Island looks kinda ugly. Seriously, it does not look pretty. Looks like dull marble. Plus the soundtrack is less than stellar.

Woolly World on the other hand..

[PsYcHo]

While I don't hate it, Yoshi's New Island looks kinda ugly. Seriously, it does not look pretty. Looks like dull marble. Plus the soundtrack is less than stellar.

Woolly World on the other hand..

Music's not great, but I don't really pay attention. Game play's decent, and challenging if your obsessive about getting everything, otherwise it's pretty easy. I started with ten lives, I now have over 200 just from collecting shit.

Wooly World looks interesting..

[Red]

Music's not great, but I don't really pay attention.

Dude, music is one of the most important factors of a game. Gameplay comes first of course, but music is up there.

Game play's decent, and challenging if your obsessive about getting everything, otherwise it's pretty easy. I started with ten lives, I now have over 200 just from collecting shit.

I know. But this one isn't anywhere near as fun as the one on the SNES or the DS.

Wooly World looks interesting..

Agree. To me, it's basically what Yoshi's Story should've been. Yoshi's Story had a lot of potential, but it was thrown out. Too easy, repetitive soundtrack, and just too short.

[miniboes]

Music's not great, but I don't really pay attention.

Dude, music is one of the most important factors of a game. Gameplay comes first of course, but music is up there.

Depends on the player. I nearly always play games muted so i can listen to my own music or a podcast/audiobook/video.

[Red]

Depends on the player. I nearly always play games muted so i can listen to my own music or a podcast/audiobook/video.

Of course it's subjective, but you need a good soundtrack in there to fit in with the environments so everything feels the way it should be. Do you think some games would be as well received if they had awful soundtracks?
I don't know either, but maybe a social experiment can be done on that.

[PsYcHo]

. I nearly always play games muted so i can listen to my own music or a podcast/audiobook/video.

Same here. Action games are fine for sound, but I like a lot of puzzle/rpg types, so the music isn't important in gameplay. Racing games, however, must be accompanied by a decent metal/hip-hop soundtrack.

[Dream Sphere]

I for one like to listen to viking metal while playing TES 5: Skyrim. Other black metal and folk metal is usually also fitting.

[Red]

. I nearly always play games muted so i can listen to my own music or a podcast/audiobook/video.

Same here. Action games are fine for sound, but I like a lot of puzzle/rpg types, so the music isn't important in gameplay. Racing games, however, must be accompanied by a decent metal/hip-hop soundtrack.

Except for Mario Kart, of course.