ml1201 wrote:

Spirit_of_Auron wrote:I actually need to work more on Tensei 4 myself, but got into Hyrule Warriors for now XD.

What is this game you speak of? A new Zelda game? o.o

Yeah a mix of Dynasty Warriors and Legend of Zelda, it's only for the Wii U though, but man is it fun. Hard but very fun once you start to get the controls and combos down.

ml1201 wrote:Maybe I should mention it to my brother, he owns the Wii U after all. XD I'll have to look at some videos of that. :3

I can link you to some videos of the japanese version(it came out first and the review site that does YT videos did that version for a playthrough of it though they plan on doing walkthrough videos later) but it gives you a rough idea of the gameplay.(it's what made me interested in it most.)

Having to learn a whole new manual language for every game and/or console. LOL

You're welcome, and it should be Pmed to you unless i screwed up somehow XD.

And I rarely read manuals myself unless it's putting together a new piece of furniture.(though I will look at control schemes for a new game)

*snerk* Manual as opposed to verbal. I was meaning a new way to communicate (to the game) with your hands.

Tam I am wrote:*snerk* Manual as opposed to verbal. I was meaning a new way to communicate (to the game) with your hands.

Ah, depends on a few factors though, I think the biggest jump for anyone was the jump from the gamecube to the Nintendo Wii as the controllers were so vastly different(it's not as bad for the playstation and xbox lines) though one could also say nintendo's always had the largest jumps in control schemes.