Since Chugga was found innocent, once he’s fully healed from the controversy he was caught in, I think Bowser’s Inside Story would be the perfect way for the man to return.
@@imperators_8700 I think it was a comment he made on a video regarding how chuggaa was doing a few months ago, I think it was before chuggaa's full response
@pikasparkle485 it's such a good game! I was even able to get my copy signed by Charles Martine a few years ago at comic con, it's truly the peak of the series. Though I can't help but hope brothership challenges that title
With the Paper Mario TTYD coming out tomorrow, I started to remember Chugga a lot. Can't say I don't miss him, and I don't know if he'll ever be back, but we'll... I hope he's alright
@@Gump1405 it was worse then that one. Although that accusation held no water to begin with. All the accusations past this except for Masae he was cleared of. Masae's one is a Gray area that I doubt we would get any definitive answers from. most of the people who claim Masae was 100% guilty use evidence that do not hold up at all when actually proving her guilt. and the only thing it proves is that shes an idiot
BDSP is bad by platinum's standards. by diamond and pearl standards which it should be judged on as diamond and pearl remakes not platinum remakes its a huge improvement. Btw having them remake platinum would've been infinitly better I'm well aware but that's not what we got. What we did get though are still great games
Kinda ironic that all it took for people in the Pokémon fandom not wanting a gen 5 remake was BDSP, made more ironic with how that remake was handled by a different team.
BIG AGREE. This is a problem with ALL THE MARIO RPGS SINCE DREAM TEAM. okay, the attacks have been drastically slower for all Mario and Luigi games since dream team, and it’s a freaking tragedy. This even carried over with the TTYD remake where battles became slower. Notice how in TTYD remake when you get a first strike on an enemy you have to wait for your star power animation to finish? Idk wtf is nintendos fetish with making Mario rpgs slow as hell, but it’s a thing. Even in the Brothership trailer. If you look at their moves it takes WAY TOO LONG for it to go through. Plus the frame rate is choppy
What’s up with Nintendo releasing games running at 30FPS in 2024 anyways? Industry standard is pretty much 60 across the board for console gaming nowadays, it’s just jarring to play a modern game sub 60
He noted that playing the remake made him not want to even touch the original for a long time. This sounds more like a dramatic delay to the project rather than removing it from the lists of projects he will ever do. Assuming he returns to making LPs in general, of course, which I hope he does someday.
@@msgameandcake628 that very odd way of thinking, specially if you heard how good people praised the og. But it totally fine and let wish for the best of him
The Challenge Medal being changed from a optional Hard Mode to a generic "double damage" equipment alone makes the remake inferior. And for the unaware, the Challenge Medal originally gave foes a 50% stat boost except for POW which gained a 150% boost and gave double Coins (but not EXP for some reason) and it affected *all* party members, not just the wearer. In the remake it literally just doubles the damage to the wearer for both dealing and receiving. Also unlock requirements are different between both versions. A Rank Green Shell in Cholesteroad for the original, beat Junker X in The Gauntlet for the remake.
Honestly, I never found a point in the Challenge Medal since you only get a 1.5x multiplier to Coins. Yeah, that can be helpful, but if you're not receiving an EXP boost, then what's the point?
Yeah, at first, I thought it was fine, but I recently played the og, then jumped straight into the remake, and it is so slow i could immediately tell the difference.
As someone who just done a challenge on beating the entire series, excluding originals cause of the side story with Bowser's minions and Bowser Jr, I understand why he didn't like the remake much. Although I wouldn't call it the worst Mario game out there, there are definitely some contenders (*Cough* *Cough* Sticker Star *Cough* *Cough*) I still see the flaws that the remake had as to why it flunked so much. As someone who SIMPS for this series, I'll talk about why I don't like the remake as much as the original. Positives cause I do like a lot from the remake of BIS: -Dark Star's new banging theme song -Bowser's design looks awesome as f*** and it makes him look badass -More New Items, Gear and Badges -Bowser' Jr's Journey is so much better than Bowser's Minions -99 block challenge being easy to do and lets you double the amount of coins in your pocket, lessening the grinding process. Now for the negatives: -Battling and Story progression feels slower -The attacks are barely unsatisfying to pull off (other than Mighty Meteor, I f***ing love that move) -The difficulty is piss easy which makes bosses and even giant bosses (yes, even the train fight, that fight is such a joke in the remake now) a breeze to beat (Evidence? I beat the boss rush and Bowser DX without taking damage at all... on my first try) -All of the infinite attacks got mega nerfed -The minigames are so much easier now, like... way too easy -The entire game wasn't needed at all cause the original could still be played in the 3DS
Emile said that the remake of Bowser’s Inside Story had its bosses be beaten in one turn. As someone who bought that remake, I can say, BULL. SHIT. DURMITE gave me such a hard time, THAT was when I found out the straw it pulls out doesn’t damage Bowser. Never saw it once in the original game, so I just assumed it drained Bowser’s health too. I swear that caterpillar had so much damn health in the remake! Although, I’ve noticed that seems to be a thing with the 3DS Mario & Luigi games: all the bosses feel like they sport thousands of HP. My first run of Paper Jam consisted almost entirely of just letting Mario and Luigi kick the bucket and letting Paper Mario slowly chipping away at the boss’s health, only reviving when I knew I had a chance so they wouldn’t be denied the experience. All this because the Double 1-Up Mushrooms are totally worthless; they restore an eighth of the fallen Bros.’ HP and you don’t get a chance to heal them since the enemy takes their turn. I mean, I knew it wasn’t like the enemies were gonna target the downed characters. Yeah, no, the opinion on the bosses having low HP is a hard disagree from me. I swear to God they take forever to go down!
Selecting Pow+ as a rank up bonus as soon as your level is high enough to get your first rank up does wonders throughout the game. There's also gear with pow modifiers that, even though they have vague descriptions in game, they are pretty powerful and can easily make short work of enemies and bosses. Even Durmite ended up being a joke once I started combining these two aspects together. Maybe the one turn boss kills part ,particularly in the early game, was a bit exaggerated but in general if you exploit the things added in the remake (something that is extremely easy to do) you get a game that's easier than the original could possibly be.
@@MasterMario97 Huh. Usually, when I think of grinding, I think, “oh, the mid-game will give me more trouble, so start grinding then.” I’m not much of an RPG guy, so maybe that had something to do it
I also struggled a lot with Durmite in the remake for various reasons, and I'm pretty familiar with the OG (I've beaten it like 5 or 6 times). However, your opinion on the bosses having more health is just factually incorrect. Like, full stop. In the OG, Durmite has 326hp, without the challenge medal, and in the remake she has 298. The real reason she feels harder in the remake, I believe, has to do with several compounding factors. First, the special attacks were nerfed; in the OG, Fire Flower and Green Shell do 40 and 36, respectively; in the remake, they do 36 and 30. This already nerfed damage output gets worse when Durmite enters fury and her defenses rise significantly, at which point she begins healing more than you do with a Green Shell. This is compounded by the fact that her most damaging attack (the string shot) was inexplicably buffed in the remake, where it begins moving at max speed giving you only 20 frames (at 60fps, so 10 visual frames in the remake) to react instead of the 40 frames (at 60fps) you had to react in the original, meaning she is likely to damage your bros more frequently. Her damaging the bros more frequently means that you will need to heal more frequently, which is compounded by the fact that not only were the specials nerfed, so you'll need to use more of them, but they also had their BP cost raised, meaning you need to heal BP much more frequently. All these turns wasted healing HP and BP means Durmite lives longer and has more chances to damage you, leading to more turns wasted healing. Taking damage, and big damage too, more frequently also means that you will almost inevitably end up in a situation where to be safe, you'll need to heal one or both of the bros when Durmite has her straw, giving her a free heal. This will more than likely happen when she's in fury, meaning that she'll heal back more than you can do with a Green Shell. And, of course, all this feeds back into the infinite cycle of needing to heal more, giving her more turns to damage you, and thus giving her more free heal opportunities, extending the fight to the eternal slog that it feels like in the remake. And totally separate from all of this is the fact that everything in the remake takes a thousand times longer to happen than in the original. Like, the animations literally take twice as long to play out, so the fight is being egregiously dragged out by all this complex nonsense while it's effectively running at 50% speed. Basically, there are many small but compounding reasons why Durmite takes so inexplicably long to beat in the remake compared to the original, but increased HP is not one of them.
@@proking2354 You know, that actually makes sense. I only said the bosses FEEL like they sport that much health, not that they actually do… of course, it wasn’t like I knew all the changes really impacted that much. The Special Attacks were nerfed? I knew they cost more, but their damage output was REDUCED? I also didn’t realize the bosses were getting so many turns BECAUSE of Fury mode, I just thought that was something that’s always been a thing in Mario & Luigi; it’s always a sign they’re close to defeat when you see bosses taking more actions than they were before. This is also the first boss, so it’s not like you’d really hit all that hard or have access to the more powerful Special Attacks at that point. Eh, what do I know? I’ve never been much of an RPG guy, so maybe I’m just not that observant on this matter
They *really* don't resemble Sticker Star in any way though. Even the part about them being more colourful, while technically true, the lighting is really bad in the original, making everything stick out to the point it looked uncanny. About the balance, the difficulty was already completely ruined in the original anyway, with it being braindead easy to kill everything quickly unlike the prior two games. It wasn't even made slower, it was already slow in the original as it was.
Returning here after Chugga started his 50th LP and I'm glad he decided to finally do Bowser's Inside Story, I do agree with him though. The DS release of Bowser's Inside Story was a LOT better than the remake of it.
Bis remake was spectacular I’ve been playing it nonstop because some of the mechanics were really good compared with the OG I still prefer the OG but definitely give this remake a shot it’s actually really good ❤
He already played the entire thing and still didn't like it, and I understand why. I played the remake and 100% it, Bowser Jr's Journey and everything, I finished the whole entire series, only excluding originals like SS or BIS only because the sidestory on those two was considered required to beat the challenge I was doing. You can even see my series if you want and even though I definitely still enjoyed it because there are some positives that the game had, the original definitely feels much better to play with than the remake. It also was not needed to be created cause the original BIS could already be played in any 3DS anyway.
I will say this though the challenges are much easier in the remake but king shell sucks in the remake much better in the DS version just 260 DEF & Horn buff not even close being good your best option is probably Gilt shell or Ironclad shell in my opinion !
Okay, this is such an anomaly to me. I DON'T get how the remake is bad. Are people just upset that it doesn't look EXACTLY as the original? Because if that's the case, that's stupid as hell. I'm sure in 10 or 15 years when it's socially acceptable online, people will say that it's actually good because no one has an independent thought these days. Oh yeah, Color Splash is worse than Sticker Star. You heard it here FIRST, folks!
“gameplay is drastically slowed down” “action commands are less satisfying” “art style is Sticker Star-ified” “the original art style was better” “bad difficulty balancing” Emile predicted the TTYD remake!
Since Chugga was found innocent, once he’s fully healed from the controversy he was caught in, I think Bowser’s Inside Story would be the perfect way for the man to return.
Remember it's his choice of wants to return after the drama that happened I wouldn't blame for leaving
I think NCS teased that, if chuggaa comes back, the next lp will be the 3rd game in a series, so there’s a chance its BIS
@@solarguard7301where did you see this?
@@imperators_8700 I think it was a comment he made on a video regarding how chuggaa was doing a few months ago, I think it was before chuggaa's full response
HE HATH RETURNED!
Just came from the 50th letsplay announcement, he's finally playing BiS!
Same here! This is my favourite Mario and Luigi Game! And now the time has come!
@pikasparkle485 it's such a good game! I was even able to get my copy signed by Charles Martine a few years ago at comic con, it's truly the peak of the series. Though I can't help but hope brothership challenges that title
The video has now been retitled for this reason 👍
@@chuggarchive Good to know. I thought we would get confused of the Game itself.
@@HexaBlade007 Wow! That's so cool. Really? You don't like the latest title?
With the Paper Mario TTYD coming out tomorrow, I started to remember Chugga a lot. Can't say I don't miss him, and I don't know if he'll ever be back, but we'll... I hope he's alright
All the accusations were dropped
@MakusinMeringue what accusations?
@@Gump1405 that he forced people into foot fetish roleplays and was creepy.
@@QueenofAgnus my god☠️☠️
@@Gump1405 it was worse then that one. Although that accusation held no water to begin with.
All the accusations past this except for Masae he was cleared of. Masae's one is a Gray area that I doubt we would get any definitive answers from. most of the people who claim Masae was 100% guilty use evidence that do not hold up at all when actually proving her guilt. and the only thing it proves is that shes an idiot
I came from the 50th Let's Play Announcement, and he's now finally playing Bowser's inside Story!
This is my Favourite Mario and Luigi Game!
The best thing in the remake is throwing that damn train into the canyon
Hoping we do get a Bowser's Inside Story for the OG DS, that'd be a wonderful gift from Chuggaa, here's to hoping he keeps *Chugging* along
The DS microphone for giant battles was kinda shit, though, especially if you had asthma.
@@Loner098 just scream into the mic
@venomasmark14 You got your wish, buddy!
So basically the remake of BIS was the BDSP of the Mario and Luigi series
BDSP is bad by platinum's standards. by diamond and pearl standards which it should be judged on as diamond and pearl remakes not platinum remakes its a huge improvement.
Btw having them remake platinum would've been infinitly better I'm well aware but that's not what we got. What we did get though are still great games
At least that'll be one thing any Gen 5 and latter remakes won't have to deal with, since they stopped doing 3rd games.
Kinda ironic that all it took for people in the Pokémon fandom not wanting a gen 5 remake was BDSP, made more ironic with how that remake was handled by a different team.
Except that BDSP wouldn't have bankrupted GF
WELCOME BACK MARIO AND LUIGI
So he's doing a bowsers inside story LP
BIG AGREE. This is a problem with ALL THE MARIO RPGS SINCE DREAM TEAM.
okay, the attacks have been drastically slower for all Mario and Luigi games since dream team, and it’s a freaking tragedy. This even carried over with the TTYD remake where battles became slower. Notice how in TTYD remake when you get a first strike on an enemy you have to wait for your star power animation to finish? Idk wtf is nintendos fetish with making Mario rpgs slow as hell, but it’s a thing.
Even in the Brothership trailer. If you look at their moves it takes WAY TOO LONG for it to go through. Plus the frame rate is choppy
Imagine if Super Mario RPG indententify will be the only fast Mario rpg game
I thought the moves in brothership looked fast enough and despite it being 30fps it didnt look choppy just due to how smooth the animation was
@@jknifgijdfui in other words: gameplay over graphics
What’s up with Nintendo releasing games running at 30FPS in 2024 anyways? Industry standard is pretty much 60 across the board for console gaming nowadays, it’s just jarring to play a modern game sub 60
I was hoping to play along for BIS too.
But why doesn't he just play the OG version instead, that why I bought the og instead of the remake - Still hope he doing fine -
He noted that playing the remake made him not want to even touch the original for a long time. This sounds more like a dramatic delay to the project rather than removing it from the lists of projects he will ever do. Assuming he returns to making LPs in general, of course, which I hope he does someday.
@@msgameandcake628 that very odd way of thinking, specially if you heard how good people praised the og. But it totally fine and let wish for the best of him
@@msgameandcake628 generlly with this whole conseversy happen. its the perfect game to get back to, other then spirit track
The Challenge Medal being changed from a optional Hard Mode to a generic "double damage" equipment alone makes the remake inferior.
And for the unaware, the Challenge Medal originally gave foes a 50% stat boost except for POW which gained a 150% boost and gave double Coins (but not EXP for some reason) and it affected *all* party members, not just the wearer. In the remake it literally just doubles the damage to the wearer for both dealing and receiving.
Also unlock requirements are different between both versions. A Rank Green Shell in Cholesteroad for the original, beat Junker X in The Gauntlet for the remake.
Honestly, I never found a point in the Challenge Medal since you only get a 1.5x multiplier to Coins. Yeah, that can be helpful, but if you're not receiving an EXP boost, then what's the point?
Yes!!! Man this is good. Your my favorite man
Yeah, at first, I thought it was fine, but I recently played the og, then jumped straight into the remake, and it is so slow i could immediately tell the difference.
BIS vs BD/SP
Now the bowser's inside story let's play series is happening now on his main channel :D.
Well, well, well.
As someone who just done a challenge on beating the entire series, excluding originals cause of the side story with Bowser's minions and Bowser Jr, I understand why he didn't like the remake much. Although I wouldn't call it the worst Mario game out there, there are definitely some contenders (*Cough* *Cough* Sticker Star *Cough* *Cough*) I still see the flaws that the remake had as to why it flunked so much. As someone who SIMPS for this series, I'll talk about why I don't like the remake as much as the original.
Positives cause I do like a lot from the remake of BIS:
-Dark Star's new banging theme song
-Bowser's design looks awesome as f*** and it makes him look badass
-More New Items, Gear and Badges
-Bowser' Jr's Journey is so much better than Bowser's Minions
-99 block challenge being easy to do and lets you double the amount of coins in your pocket, lessening the grinding process.
Now for the negatives:
-Battling and Story progression feels slower
-The attacks are barely unsatisfying to pull off (other than Mighty Meteor, I f***ing love that move)
-The difficulty is piss easy which makes bosses and even giant bosses (yes, even the train fight, that fight is such a joke in the remake now) a breeze to beat (Evidence? I beat the boss rush and Bowser DX without taking damage at all... on my first try)
-All of the infinite attacks got mega nerfed
-The minigames are so much easier now, like... way too easy
-The entire game wasn't needed at all cause the original could still be played in the 3DS
Did the remake take out that pollen mini game?
No
Dang.
@@MidwestMachete i like that minigame
its in the game, tho its alittle easier, same as that stomache minigame which stump me for over years till my late middle school years
The remake is enjoyable despite all the problems, and i respect it more after the devs went bankrupt
He's doing it
I’m pretty sure the fixed magic window so you can’t keep attacking infinite
Sounds like more of a nerf than fixing something tbh it's not some competitive game where something like that needed it
Is this just a problem for BIS, because I really liked the Superstar Saga remake.
Certainly, a way for making someone remake a lp for the first Paper Mario over Bowser's Inside Story.
Emile said that the remake of Bowser’s Inside Story had its bosses be beaten in one turn. As someone who bought that remake, I can say, BULL. SHIT. DURMITE gave me such a hard time, THAT was when I found out the straw it pulls out doesn’t damage Bowser. Never saw it once in the original game, so I just assumed it drained Bowser’s health too. I swear that caterpillar had so much damn health in the remake!
Although, I’ve noticed that seems to be a thing with the 3DS Mario & Luigi games: all the bosses feel like they sport thousands of HP. My first run of Paper Jam consisted almost entirely of just letting Mario and Luigi kick the bucket and letting Paper Mario slowly chipping away at the boss’s health, only reviving when I knew I had a chance so they wouldn’t be denied the experience. All this because the Double 1-Up Mushrooms are totally worthless; they restore an eighth of the fallen Bros.’ HP and you don’t get a chance to heal them since the enemy takes their turn. I mean, I knew it wasn’t like the enemies were gonna target the downed characters.
Yeah, no, the opinion on the bosses having low HP is a hard disagree from me. I swear to God they take forever to go down!
Selecting Pow+ as a rank up bonus as soon as your level is high enough to get your first rank up does wonders throughout the game. There's also gear with pow modifiers that, even though they have vague descriptions in game, they are pretty powerful and can easily make short work of enemies and bosses.
Even Durmite ended up being a joke once I started combining these two aspects together. Maybe the one turn boss kills part ,particularly in the early game, was a bit exaggerated but in general if you exploit the things added in the remake (something that is extremely easy to do) you get a game that's easier than the original could possibly be.
@@MasterMario97 Huh. Usually, when I think of grinding, I think, “oh, the mid-game will give me more trouble, so start grinding then.” I’m not much of an RPG guy, so maybe that had something to do it
In og I was able to kill the final boss with magic windows in one turn. Og wasn't balanced to begin with
I also struggled a lot with Durmite in the remake for various reasons, and I'm pretty familiar with the OG (I've beaten it like 5 or 6 times). However, your opinion on the bosses having more health is just factually incorrect. Like, full stop. In the OG, Durmite has 326hp, without the challenge medal, and in the remake she has 298.
The real reason she feels harder in the remake, I believe, has to do with several compounding factors. First, the special attacks were nerfed; in the OG, Fire Flower and Green Shell do 40 and 36, respectively; in the remake, they do 36 and 30. This already nerfed damage output gets worse when Durmite enters fury and her defenses rise significantly, at which point she begins healing more than you do with a Green Shell. This is compounded by the fact that her most damaging attack (the string shot) was inexplicably buffed in the remake, where it begins moving at max speed giving you only 20 frames (at 60fps, so 10 visual frames in the remake) to react instead of the 40 frames (at 60fps) you had to react in the original, meaning she is likely to damage your bros more frequently. Her damaging the bros more frequently means that you will need to heal more frequently, which is compounded by the fact that not only were the specials nerfed, so you'll need to use more of them, but they also had their BP cost raised, meaning you need to heal BP much more frequently. All these turns wasted healing HP and BP means Durmite lives longer and has more chances to damage you, leading to more turns wasted healing. Taking damage, and big damage too, more frequently also means that you will almost inevitably end up in a situation where to be safe, you'll need to heal one or both of the bros when Durmite has her straw, giving her a free heal. This will more than likely happen when she's in fury, meaning that she'll heal back more than you can do with a Green Shell. And, of course, all this feeds back into the infinite cycle of needing to heal more, giving her more turns to damage you, and thus giving her more free heal opportunities, extending the fight to the eternal slog that it feels like in the remake. And totally separate from all of this is the fact that everything in the remake takes a thousand times longer to happen than in the original. Like, the animations literally take twice as long to play out, so the fight is being egregiously dragged out by all this complex nonsense while it's effectively running at 50% speed.
Basically, there are many small but compounding reasons why Durmite takes so inexplicably long to beat in the remake compared to the original, but increased HP is not one of them.
@@proking2354 You know, that actually makes sense. I only said the bosses FEEL like they sport that much health, not that they actually do… of course, it wasn’t like I knew all the changes really impacted that much. The Special Attacks were nerfed? I knew they cost more, but their damage output was REDUCED? I also didn’t realize the bosses were getting so many turns BECAUSE of Fury mode, I just thought that was something that’s always been a thing in Mario & Luigi; it’s always a sign they’re close to defeat when you see bosses taking more actions than they were before. This is also the first boss, so it’s not like you’d really hit all that hard or have access to the more powerful Special Attacks at that point. Eh, what do I know? I’ve never been much of an RPG guy, so maybe I’m just not that observant on this matter
well this game seem like a good game for his returned. its a easy game, information easy to get. and it been like 5 years since the released.
They *really* don't resemble Sticker Star in any way though. Even the part about them being more colourful, while technically true, the lighting is really bad in the original, making everything stick out to the point it looked uncanny.
About the balance, the difficulty was already completely ruined in the original anyway, with it being braindead easy to kill everything quickly unlike the prior two games. It wasn't even made slower, it was already slow in the original as it was.
Returning here after Chugga started his 50th LP and I'm glad he decided to finally do Bowser's Inside Story, I do agree with him though. The DS release of Bowser's Inside Story was a LOT better than the remake of it.
Jokes on you, I like the remake.
Don't have to blow into the mic and fire flower actually works
Lies
Bis remake was spectacular I’ve been playing it nonstop because some of the mechanics were really good compared with the OG I still prefer the OG but definitely give this remake a shot it’s actually really good ❤
He already played the entire thing and still didn't like it, and I understand why. I played the remake and 100% it, Bowser Jr's Journey and everything, I finished the whole entire series, only excluding originals like SS or BIS only because the sidestory on those two was considered required to beat the challenge I was doing. You can even see my series if you want and even though I definitely still enjoyed it because there are some positives that the game had, the original definitely feels much better to play with than the remake. It also was not needed to be created cause the original BIS could already be played in any 3DS anyway.
@ that’s how I feel honestly there’s some good aspects of the remake that the OG didn’t have ❤️😊
NO
I will say this though the challenges are much easier in the remake but king shell sucks in the remake much better in the DS version just 260 DEF & Horn buff not even close being good your best option is probably Gilt shell or Ironclad shell in my opinion !
I heard that the remake wasn't that bad at all.
U got lied to
@fin2008-t5y I've seen it. It's mediocre as worst.
@@Jedi-ge6lr Is the worst game ever made
@fin2008-t5y Now I know that isn't true.
@@Jedi-ge6lr Is one of the worst things in life
I actually prefer the 3DS version.
Rage-bait
Lol
Tbh the music in the remake is not as good as the original
Okay, this is such an anomaly to me. I DON'T get how the remake is bad. Are people just upset that it doesn't look EXACTLY as the original? Because if that's the case, that's stupid as hell. I'm sure in 10 or 15 years when it's socially acceptable online, people will say that it's actually good because no one has an independent thought these days. Oh yeah, Color Splash is worse than Sticker Star. You heard it here FIRST, folks!
“gameplay is drastically slowed down”
“action commands are less satisfying”
“art style is Sticker Star-ified”
“the original art style was better”
“bad difficulty balancing”
Emile predicted the TTYD remake!
Isn’t the remakes art style pretty much the same as the original?
Only two of those is correct though.
Some of those are literally lies