Alexisonfire

@Vic Fontaine

Donkey Kong Country Returns was pretty much unplayable due to its unforgiving nature and mandatory mapping of several key controls onto inconsistent waggle.

You know, in most writing of this nature, you reserve the last paragraph to wrap up your article, to bring it to a close.

Not really so much to make an offhanded comment about the multiplayer mode.

One of my favourite games of last year, but I think I'm in the vast minority there. I don't think a lot of people enjoyed it quite a bit as much as I did, but that second playthrough of the game, getting all the skulls and striving to get better ranks than D's, really did it for me.

@PN04
... but it's Wayforward!

Joystiq Article Title of the Year?

Then don't call it a "remaster", call it a "port" then.

Pretty much the only way I'll find myself buying this is if it is a port of the international version with its different way of handling the Sphere Grid system.

@Acosta02

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Was going to recommend Focus. Not the best documentary, but I enjoyed it. Mike Ross is a great player and just a all around genuine guy in the FGC.

Ghost Trick was my favourite game of last year.

Excited to see its available for more people to enjoy. The game deserves to sell more than it did.

But I'm confused as to how this will work on a phone/tablet. In the original DS version, the top screen didn't give you a TON of information, but it did give you the effects of tricks based on the object you control. None of the screenshots I've seen provide that, but it is essential information for knowing how to go about a puzzle, especially with elements with one-time use only.

As someone who absolutely devoured Super Mario 3D Land, I would pay a few extra bucks for another world.