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The Hejibits guy was nitpicking the animations on his Tumblr. Whatever. Dark Moon destroys the first game in every aspect except maybe a small few. It has more content, it explored the vacuum mechanics a lot better, and it doesn't have that dumb elemental gimmick (as far as I've seen). The bosses, while not as creatively designed as the first game's, are WAY more varied mechanically. Anyone who thinks the first game is better must have REALLY nostalgic memories of that one and a half hours of actual gameplay the first game offered, as well as the two hours of painful boo hunting that followed.

I'm really passionate about this for some reason, but Dark Moon is just better. There's a few things the first game might do better, but that's compared to a land slide of things Dark Moon wins on. Online multiplayer with unique ghosts and randomly generated levels? It's ridiculous.

The only thing that's missing from Dark moon is the ability to scan furniture and critique it

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Ruiji Manshon. I keep having moments where I'm like wtf do I do and then I actually figure out what to do and it's really satisfying unlike in Zelda games where I just get stuck forever

Yet it might be the same people designing the puzzles so maybe I just need to try Zelda some more.

In fact maybe I will finally play MM. Just realized I could probably play it on my computer and that the 360 controller would probably work well for it. Then I could stream it so I don't have to face it alone. xd Last time I was afraid of getting too far in case the statue was there.

Well now I know what I'm gonna be doing in terms of gaming until Animal Crossing comes out! Majora's Mask! And Luigi, Sunshine and Skyward Sword.

They're closed for Easter, but I'm going to see if they'll renew my warranty for free, or just do a one-time repair for free. I don't want to pay for damages to the system that aren't my fault.

HarmaNot very good