Nintendo really should regulate it better to prevent glitchy games like this from being purchasable. Now, this makes you wonder, how on earth could such a flawed game have made its way onto the Nintendo eShop? Unfortunately, the eShop is notorious for holding tons of shovelware and junk.
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The developers responded on Steam and stated, "We are aware of the bug and fixing it, however, despite being frustrating, this doesn't heavily affect the gameplay." Considering the number of people experiencing these issues this response is frankly insulting and doesn't show promise for a good enough update in the future.
One big glitch even empties all items out of your inventory and basically breaks the game. Glitches include dialogue not working properly, Baldo getting stuck in places he should be able to pass through, and items dropping through the ground.
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I myself love the beautiful locations, fun puzzles, and diverse dungeons, but completely agree that it's overall incredibly frustrating and not worth playing unless a big patch releases. The general consensus that I've seen while looking at reviews on Steam, Nintendo Switch, and Apple Arcade is that people really want to love this game due to its inherent charm and are hoping for a big update to fix gameplay issues. To the point that people on multiple platforms have been completely frustrated through the experience. The game finally came out last Friday, but with a host of bugs and glitches. Many people, including myself, were looking forward to the release of Baldo The Guardian Owls, a Zelda-inspired action-adventure RPG from NAPS Team that employs an art style similar to Studio Ghibli.
Physical consoles would turn into amazing collectibles, but then an NSO emulator could be updated over time and bring more games to the system. If it came down to getting them in physical form versus getting them on NSO I'm not sure which I'd prefer.
Heck, I'd love to see an N64 Classic too. With this in mind, I personally think that Pokémon Red, Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver, and Crystal probably wouldn't be in this possible emulator and would probably be sold separately if at all.Īll this talk is making me want a Game Boy Color Classic, console similar to the NES Classic and SNES Classic that released a few years ago. However, as we've seen with NES and SNES titles on NSO, several bigger games aren't available through the service. Bringing adventures like these to Nintendo Switch would allow millions of people to experience them for the first time. There are so many awesome games from the Game Boy and Game Boy Color era like Metroid II, Super Mario Land, Golden Sun, Wario Land, and of course the Pokémon games. I personally don't think Pokémon games will be included in this potential emulator.
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