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You see, as curious as it may be, from that year on, no company seemed particularly interested in making a multi-platform licensed baseball game. The MLB took matters into its own hands, and that’s still where we’re at a half-decade down the road. To say it has been a learning experience is probably an understatement; the games rarely crack the 50% threshold in reviews. Template ppt keren. But they seem to do well enough to keep on going, and so the latest will come to Switch, as the previous did before it.
You can pick it up sometime in March either physically or digitally. Explore the 8-Bit Underworld in ‘Necrosphere Deluxe’, Coming January 31st About a year and change ago, Necrosphere released on PC. It doesn’t appear to have made much of a splash, but its reviews on Steam seem quite positive. The game will be making its way to the Switch on January 31st in a Deluxe edition for $7.99. You play as Agent Terry Cooper, who finds himself in the Necrosphere, which is apparently where everyone goes when they die. Rather than sit and take it, Cooper decides to try to escape. His adventure takes the form of a two-button Metroidvania-style adventure with an aesthetic inspired by 8-bit games.
This looks pretty interesting and the price is right, so I’ll likely give you some impressions once it’s out. ‘Blade Strangers’ Throwback Review It’s another somewhat quiet day, so I’ve once again pulled a game out of my archives to talk about a bit here. In case you didn’t know, Nicalis is having a pretty significant sale on its Switch line-up at the moment. There are plenty of games in there that are effortless to recommend even at their full prices, such as The Binding of Isaac, VVVVVV, and Cave Story. You don’t need me to tell you about those games, and you probably already own them or are seriously considering buying them now. But there are other games in that line-up that aren’t quite as universally loved.
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The different franchises they’re drawn from sometimes feel like they’re clashing, with Isaac (of Binding of Isaac fame) feeling particularly out of place. The game takes a casual approach to its mechanics that automatically disqualifies it with certain fans of the genre, as well. I think the biggest problem that Blade Strangers ran into was that for many people, it couldn’t justify its price. $39.99 is a reasonable price as packaged Switch games go, but a brand-new name with characters from lesser-known IPs from a developer making its first fighting game was always going to struggle when set against more established franchises in a similar price range. That it seemed light on content compared to its peers only magnified that hesitancy. And hey, I can understand it. There are lots of games out there, and I’m not going to blame anyone for passing over pretty much any of them for whatever reason.
At the same time, I think Blade Strangers is a bit better than its reputation might lead you to believe. It’s true that the fighting controls are simplified compared to many other games, but any Super Smash Bros. Player will tell you that simpler controls and depth aren’t mutually exclusive things. Blade Strangers controls a bit like Smash, in fact, with moves being performed by pushing a button in conjunction with a single direction.
Of course, this is within a much more traditional fighting game framework, but there are still plenty of combos and strategies to make use of. It’s just a slightly more level playing field for newcomers, who don’t need to memorize a bunch of directional commands for each character. I also think the roster is fine.