Utawarerumono: Prelude to the Fallen (Steam) Review
News Highlights: Utawarerumono: Prelude to the Fallen (Steam) Review
This was never going to be a huge article for me, as I had already viewed Shiravune’s work on the other Utawarerumono PC ports last year and watched NIS America’s PS4 / Vita localization for Utawarerumono: Prelude to the Fallen last May. As boring as that is, it means I don’t have too much news to share with this article; Most of my complaints about the PC port can be found in my article on the Mask of Deception / Truth PC ports, and my take on Prelude to the Fallen as a game can be found in my first review. However, there are still some notable points to be discussed with Shiravune’s latest release; so let’s get into it right away.
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Nobody likes Joy-Con drift. In fact, Joy-Con drift sucks so hard that Nintendo has been pummelled with numerous lawsuits over the widespread, well-documented problem. Well, Nintendo can add another lawsuit to the pile. A Canadian law firm, Lambert Avocat, has filed a class-action lawsuit seeking compensation for anyone in Quebec who bought a Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite, Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, or Joy-Cons.
Random: Brie Larson Doesn t Want To Be The Clown Villager From Animal Crossing
Brie Larson is not one of those fans. In a recent video on her YouTube channel, Ms Larson took a bunch of online quizzes to learn more about herself. Apparently, learning about herself was a mistake, because this Buzzfeed quiz told her that her Animal Crossing character was none other than the loved and hated clown-sheep. I just didn t know that my true form looked like that.
In another quiz, about general Nintendo trivia, she got five out of five, including questions about Tomodachi Life and Ocarina of Time. Impressive stuff. We d invite you to hang out, Brie, but we don t hang out with Pietros. Call us when you re a Goldie.
Amazon has once again released its list of the top-selling video game items of 2020, and much like last year, the list is dominated by gift cards and Switch games.
The best-selling item for 2020 in the video games category is a $100 PlayStation Store gift card, followed at No.2 by a $10 Xbox gift card and a $10 Nintendo eShop gift card at No.3.
The top software inclusion is Animal Crossing: New Horizons at No.5, followed by Super Mario 3D All-Stars at No.8. The first non-Nintendo software on the list is Cyberpunk 2077 for PlayStation 4 at No.22.
In hardware, the BENGOO G9000 Stereo Gaming Headset landed at No.7, followed by the RUNMUS Gaming Headset at No.16, the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller at No.17, and the Nintendo Switch with Neon Blue and Neon Red Joy-Cons at No.18.
Apple’s latest iPad Air, HyperX gaming peripherals are also on sale today
More deals from Amazon and B&H Photo Video include the latest iPad Air, Apple’s Gen-8 10.2-inch iPad and more on sale
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We’re just about to say goodbye to 2020, but that doesn’t mean deals will stop coming. Right now, you can get your hands on a new 10.9-inch iPad Air with 64GB storage and WiFi-only connectivity for $570 after a $29 discount in Sky Blue or Space Gray. However, you can save $10 more if you go for the Green or the Rose Gold color option, which are currently selling for $559.