Well, that's a problem with most NES games: they expect you to read the manual first and then play the game. It's a good thing that the manual is now digital, otherwise, well, let's just say that buying an used game then was a pain.I'm playing the original Kid Icarus on "Nintendo Switch Online - Nintendo Entertainment System" (can't remember if it's exactly called that or not), and I have NO idea where I'm going, or what all these heart pieces are that I keep picking up.
Joke's on them, I'm not a PC gamer!Well, that's a problem with most NES games: they expect you to read the manual first and then play the game. It's a good thing that the manual is now digital, otherwise, well, let's just say that buying an used game then was a pain.
EDIT: Also, hey, it could be worse. You could be trapped with one of those PC Games that had a copy-protection that amounted to "answer these questions from the manual".
Dude, regarding Trauma Center, the music from the 2005 trailer (on the Nintendo Power DVD disc) kiiiiiiinda freaked me out.Trauma Center: Under the Knife, and going back to a second playthrough of Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones, doing Ephraim's route this time around.
He says "I never learned how to read!"What exactly was Pit screaming when he gets knocked to the background sometimes in Ultimate?
...why would he say that?He says "I never learned how to read!"
It's a reference to that trope now used almost exclusively in comedies where a character thinks he is going to die and starts saying their regrets....why would he say that?
Aren’t angels supposed to be knowledgeable, much more than men due to being around a lot longer?It's a reference to that trope now used almost exclusively in comedies where a character thinks he is going to die and starts saying their regrets.
He is illiterate and what they call "not the sharpest tool in the shed". More or less like Goku.Aren’t angels supposed to be knowledgeable, much more than men due to being around a lot longer?
I don’t understand.He is illiterate and what they call "not the sharpest tool in the shed". More or less like Goku.
To put it directly: No, he's not smart. He might have been smarter in the NES and GBC game, but he had zero personality back then, so...I don’t understand.
Then again, I’ve only played the NES game, so I don’t know much about his personality. I’ve assumed that he was smarter and wiser.
Oh...guess I should scrap the fanfic I’ve been writing where he comforts a mentally disabled human who was suffering from depression.To put it directly: No, he's not smart. He might have been smarter in the NES and GBC game, but he had zero personality back then, so...
Well, he is well meaning, so at least he could make that human laugh...Oh...guess I should scrap the fanfic I’ve been writing where he comforts a mentally disabled human who was suffering from depression.