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Why do all the Kirby series bosses look so weird... (Cropped out the weird-looking ones)

A short review of 'Sannabi', a masterpiece dot-art platformer game that's been out for nearly 3 years now.. I think I saw the promotional video... thought 'Oh, the dot art is nice..?' and bought it during the launch discount of maybe 10%... It was only a little over 10,000 won anyway... First off, for dot art, the graphics are quite good... The way the dots ripple with every line of dialogue... I was genuinely impressed throughout the game... Long live Korean indie games.. It's a platformer genre like Super Mario... I heard that the protagonist's grappling hook..? aiming was difficult at the beginning of the release, but honestly, I didn't really feel that... They said they nerfed it later..? Anyway, I finished the game, so that's all that matters... The story is a bit predictable, but there are parts that will make you cry uncontrollably, so if you're sensitive, be well-prepared.. A free DLC was also released, but why is the DLC locked on the Switch version even after finishing the game...? What am I supposed to do...? Play it again..?

Steam leak! Rumors are helping! Layton vs. Ace Attorney is reportedly coming out in Korean! If it comes out on Steam, I want to play it right away. I really hope this leak is real.

I'm not super familiar with Zelda characters, but I saw this comparison of old vs. new and burst out laughing lololol In order of the pictures: Young Link back then → Young Link in the 2026 remake Adult Link back then → Adult Link in the 2026 remake Back in the day, the hair and face were almost blocky, but now even the hair and clothing textures are incredibly detailed... It's amazing they're the same character lololol Seeing them in order really highlights the technological leap. But I heard these days you can even link ocarinas to smartphones to play them directly? Where will game technology go from here? lololol Ah, this makes me really want to buy a Switch 2... 😭😭

I've bought Isaac, Rain World, Hollow Knight, Danganronpa, and Detroit: Become Human. I either haven't played them at all or just dipped my toes in... I want to quickly finish the easiest one in terms of difficulty and playtime.

Direct Games is selling the latest title, Pragmata, at a 30% discount! It hasn't been long since its release... but they're already dropping it by 30%. This game is a bit demanding on system specs, so I've attached screenshots of the recommended and minimum specs in the photos for your reference~ It has perfect gamepad support, and the Steam reviews from Koreans are overwhelmingly positive! Even though it's a Japanese game, the reviews seem to be burning with patriotism... Some say the ending is too predictable, but it feels like a title that might get a sequel... It's also on sale on Steam, but at 20%, which is a 10% lower discount. However! You can play the demo, so try it out and if the game suits you, you can purchase it from Direct Games. My short review after playing the PS demo is... As expected from Capcom, their 3rd-person action is top-notch, so there's not much else to say... It was quite fresh how you had to solve puzzles in real-time as the combat progressed... The puzzles were a bit like the old Snake game...? With a well-designed gamepad button layout, you can play with a good sense of tension!

This is a boss I saw on my DS back when I was a kid.

There was a Nintendo Direct broadcast celebrating the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda at 11 PM.. I didn't know about it but ended up watching it along with PungLear's stream.. I had slight expectations, but it wasn't the Breath of the Wild graphics; it was updated graphics from the original Ocarina of Time. Maybe because it's exclusive to Switch 2... the graphical advancements unseen in Nintendo games... This is truly a giant leap forward lol Watching it makes me want to mess around in the open world again.. Ah, I should have bought the Switch 2 when it was a bit cheaper... Now all console prices have gone up, making it a burden to buy suddenly.. but The Legend of Zelda's open world looks so appealing.. I'm debating whether to just watch it on stream or sell my Switch 1 quickly and get the Switch 2... If I buy it this time, I might have to stick to just playing Zelda and then stop... Even with many consoles, I mainly play on Steam and PS... Nintendo is wicked, but they're really good at business...

Peak is a 4-player co-op climbing game. With the recent true ending update, there's now a cutscene that really makes you feel like the updates are complete. Unfortunately, it's not on sale and costs $8,400, but I still recommend giving it a climb at least once. It's definitely fun. There are also good mods available, so installing Overwolf to try them out isn't a bad idea. You can play this game solo. Going multiplayer just makes it easier, it's not like you absolutely can't beat it alone, so it's fine.

Is anyone planning to play..? Goblin's World..?