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noirstronaut posted:Does anyone know if Crashmo looks better than Pushmo? I'm not complaining about Pushmo at all, but the gameplay footage I've seen of Crashmo makes it seem more polished. Graphically, Crashmo is not an improvement over Pushmo, if that's what you meant; it seems to use basically the same assets. It has, however, got more robust camera controls (necessary, since you're now moving the blocks around along two axes), more music, more characters, faster unlocking of features, and some SpotPass functionality that I don't know what it is.
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The Wario series skipped me and I'm still not entirely sure how, so I resolved to play them all in order (minus the Virtual Boy one) for that reason. The Ambassador version of Wario Land 4 will be waiting for me when I'm ready for it.
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I know the Virtual Boy one had a more refined version of the powerup system, where I think you could combine the various helmets; it wasn't until Wario Land 2 that Wario was invulnerable. I seem to remember that Wario Land 4 gave you a health bar instead of just having you drop coins when you take a hit, which I suppose means the level design can be more flexible.
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It's as much new content as the entire original game had, priced as an expansion pack. Because it is an expansion pack, which is exactly the same kind of thing as DLC.
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irlZaphod posted:As someone who is really bad at Mega Man games, I'm guessing that I should not play Mega Man X. I always had difficulty with Mega Man proper, but found X to be quite manageable. Start with Chill Penguin.
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