Oh, it took me a little while before I realized how you could attach things to arrows. Odd system, but once I saw the prompt, I could do it. It is a bit of a finger twister though.
I saw on wiki that Game & Watch outsold even the Atari VCS in 1980. Wow, and I never saw one, or remember that I saw one. haha.
I have a PS1 Activision collection now, but used to have the one for Xbox/PS2. I don't seem to have those now. I'll have to look for them again.
I discovered the Atari 2600 version called Frogs and Flies in the 2000s with my gaming buddy. We actually loved it and played it a lot for a while. Then I checked out Frog Bog on the Intellivision collections and Xbox Game Room and we played that a bunch too. It's great as a two-player game.
Yeah, there's something really cool about that, especially if you liked the movie.
I kind of enjoyed the combat, moreso than BotW. It felt a little more intuitive.
I would've assumed it would be on Switch at least. Weird.
I think Cary and SanAndreas explained it very well. I assume it's a cost cutting thing. Must cost a fortune to get the actor's likenesses and in some cases voice work for a game.
I've played a bunch of TV licenced games recently like several Ben 10 titles. There's a new One Piece game and a TellTales story based game connected to The Expanse just came out that I want to play.
I like the idea of playing a game version of a movie and going through the plot of the film. At some point I might try a lot of those games that came out in the 360 generation just for fun. The Transformers ones are apparently not bad.
I was told I could scan any amiibo into TotK and get items once a day, like you said.
I was also told the Link amiibo from Twilight Princess will give you a wolf pal in BotW. I wonder what it does in TotK?
I'll have to dig those out again. I still have them.
I like those Pac-Man figures.
What does the Link Amiibo do in the game? I like the controls in the new Zelda. For whatever reason, I enjoy fighting and doing things in it moreso than BotW.
