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I played both Demos on Switch, and while the whole concept was cool, and the improvements in the 2nd demo were certainly quite welcome, I feel this is a game that deserves a proper KB/M type of setup, not to mention dat 60fps goodness (or 120fps if you're into that sort of thing). I still thought the gyro controls were decent enough, and made aiming a lot easier that 2nd go around, but sometimes I just need a frickin' mouse for aiming, damnit! 

I was one of the few who actually played The Wonderful 101, and it was one of the most surprising, and rewarding games I have ever played. Once I finally got the hang of the controls, and the overall gameplay design, things eventually started falling into place, and that is when I was having fun. And the best part of it was it never, ever let up until the very end. I seriously cannot wait to give this a go on Switch/PS4/Steam. I should pop back in my copy, and play through it once again. 

As far as the Platinum 4 site goes, if #1 is W101, it makes me wonder what 2, 3 and 4 are. My theory is 2 is a sequel to one of their earlier games like Okami, Vanquish, or Nier even. 3 is likely a no-brainer with Bayo 3, and 4 might be Drakengard 4. I look forward to the eventual announcements! 

4 hours ago, PaladinSolo said:

It really is a shame what's happening to all these once great companies, blizzard especially, you could always rely on them to release an extremely polished game. 

It is. When I bought Diablo 3 for Switch (previously had it for PS4), I sunk so many hours in that game, was loving it, and then I just got burned out. And now more recently with regards to Blizzard/Activision, I don't really feel compelled to buy their games anymore. I have too many other games I can sink my teeth into for hundreds of hours. 

I've been trying to tackle my backlog of games, which go back years, and lately I've been dabbling with The Last Story, which is pretty good so far. I might get to some of that this morning.