El Hilo General de Nintendo Switch

Inazuma Eleven Ares llegará a Nintendo 3DS y a "otra consola"

El presidente de Level-5, Akihiro Hino, ha hablado recientemente en una nueva retransmisión en directo dedicada a Inazuma Eleven del nuevo videojuego de la franquicia, Inazuma Eleven Ares. El software, confirmado para Nintendo 3DS hace unos meses, parece que efectuará su lanzamiento en otra plataforma sin especificar el próximo mes de diciembre.

"Se lanzará en otra consola además de Nintendo 3DS. ¿A lo que podríamos llamar una máquina de juegos de mayor calidad? Podría ser", se limitó a aclarar. Junto a las declaraciones se ha mostrado una nueva imagen del juego, enseñando un apartado gráfico que parece lejos de los estándares vistos en Nintendo 3DS en los últimos años.

#8139 Comprado y 0 problemas, sin burbujas.

#8139 en EOL solo he leído opiniones positivas

#8139 lo tengo puesto con 0 burbujas xD quitale las motas de polvo con una pegatina o celo que puede ser que por eso te cree burbujas

Ya empieza a ser visible el éxito de Nintendo Switch en Japón

#8152 #8153 #8154 #8155 #8156 #8157 ¿Pero cuantas PS4 veis ahi ehhh? Jaque mate.

Por si alguno estaba interesado en el Has Been Heroes

IGN 6.1/10 http://ca.ign.com/articles/2017/03/2...-heroes-review
"There are some good ideas in Has Been Heroes, such as the way it uses multi-lane battlefields to make us use strategies that involve switching between the strengths of three different heroes to achieve victory. It's a recipe for fun that manages to last for a while. Eventually, though, the heavy emphasis on the luck of level generation, the frustrations of enemy repetition, the poor tutorial, and the tendency to overrun you with tough enemies spoil the whole. Hard games are great, but there are limits."

Destructoid 4.5/10 https://www.destructoid.com/review-h...s-426649.phtml
"If it wasn't clear, I don't think Has-Been Heroes is fun. If anything, it is tedious. The difficulty spikes pretty quickly and only seemingly gets harder as you go on, the unlocks are anything but rewarding, and the gameplay, while functional, often leads to unfair deaths. If you're a completionist, I'm sure you can get a lot of playtime out of this (not that it would be quality time spent). I've only earned around 30% of available unlocks at over 10 hours played, which is the maximum amount I plan to ever get."

Nintendo World Report 7/10 http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/r...-switch-review
"In Has-Been Heroes, “if” is the key word. The randomness will get you eventually, and I quickly found myself staring at a 0-23 streak where I didn’t even get out of the first area, whether it was an icy forest or a dark one. Enemy placement, what items spawn, how much gold drops; all of it affects how the run will go. In the best runs, I could get as far as the second boss and manage to take about half of its health down before one of the heroes got hit a second time and died. There’s no revival that I was able to locate either, so one death forces a restart. Has-Been Heroes is definitely not recommended for the easily frustrated, or those who might fling a Joy-Con controller through a window, TV set, or other nearby expensive object." "I wish I would have gotten an opportunity to meet more of the Has-Been Heroes, like the anthropologist who became a luchador, and someday I will get there. Most roguelikes cause me to give up in frustration, but Has-Been Heroes is fun enough that I want to keep playing and someday have “teh urn”.