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MichaelScarn
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The ESPN Daily podcast had an episode focused on the twins; https://www.espn.com/radio/play/_/id/37897122
Thanks! I'll give that a try!
I'd consider it for older games, but I just don't want to start trying to emulate the Switch games just yet. I've hacked my 3DS and have tried to emulate WiiU games on the Deck, but I'm not as experienced with that process and I just couldn't get it to work. I still have a WiiU, so I can play the games I want to play on that console, but yeah it would be cool to have a library of the older Zelda games. The only one I have on the Deck now is one of the Oracle games lol.
It's getting used to sticks+gyro. Using the sticks for the big movements and the gyro for the fine tuning. That's what got me through a lot of Splatoon, and then I found that system brilliant for Diablo on the Switch. I played Diablo Eternal on the PS4 and it felt like a downgrade without the gyro assist, to be honest. I haven't used M+K for so many years (like since the original X-Wing came out) so it's kind of tough to go back to that after so many years with a controller, but it just takes time to adjust I suppose.
That makes sense, although I’m convinced the sky could be covered and I’m still going to start pouring just as I try to climb something lol
There's just so much to explore...every time I walk 5 feet in any direction I feel like I just started some other side quest lol. Maybe the perceived discrepancy in sky islands vs the depths can be explained by observing that the parts of the depths where there's nothing really there would be the parts of the sky islands that are just sky? Haven't played Diablo 4 yet, but have some friends that are really really into that franchise and have been enjoying it a lot.
If I wanted to see the Sun all the time, everyday, all day, I'd move back to Arizona...or Blythe.
I'm still really deep into Tears of the Kingdom. Maybe 90 hours in and still only have gone through two of the regional/sage quests, because the side quests and adventures are really a lot of fun. Exploring the depths is super cool. While the sky islands seem to make up less of the game than I thought they would, they're still a cool part of the game and I'm still exploring, side-questing, and occasionally getting back to the main story quests. Given all of that, why did I buy Diablo II for the Switch? Because it's nearly 70% off right now and with some credit I had it was $10 and I got a lot of playtime out of DIII.
Does Texas?