I agree, but I want to add: Even PW's stories have been growing lacklustre with each sequel. I'm not fond of the forced localisation efforts either.irixith wrote:I've played through all the DS ones that have been released here, and I have to say, they're about as interesting as watching paint dry. The story is flat, and Layton has about as much personality as a paper bag. It boggles my mind that it would be crossed over with anything!lisalover1 wrote:Haha! You've never played any of the games in the series, then. Nobody who was beaten one of the Layton games would be complaining about story.irixith wrote:Layton can die in a fire. He's so boring and ill-fitting
(I gave the whole series a chance because everyone kept telling me it was the cats ass.) For whatever reason, the game just doesn't tickle me at all.
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It's still better than the majority of adventure games this generation, so that's saying something. I'll admit, I didn't quite feel the same "connection" with the 5th game that I did with the other ones, but it was still very entertaining and fun.Pulsar_t wrote:I agree, but I want to add: Even PW's stories have been growing lacklustre with each sequel. I'm not fond of the forced localisation efforts either.
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I'm a girl btwMrPopo wrote:The life lesson here is jobs will come and go, but Earthbound will always be there for you.
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Don't lose hope just yet! If enough people post on the blog, they will consider it! This is Capcom we're talking about, not Namco [who seems to think that Japan is the only island in the world, and thus is confused by the concept of "localization"].
