Hyrule Warriors (The Minish Cap Trick On Switch)

I'm looking forward to all of this, as it'll be totally new to me. Good to hear it's playing well, Shanks. No framerate issues on n3DS?

Nope, only issues I've heard about are on the non new 3ds

Excellent, no concerns for me then.

I'm wondering what the DLC packs could be with HWL as what else can they add that covers not 1 but 4 packs.

Still looks good, can't wait to play at the end of the month.

I tried the demo of this this morning and really enjoyed it. Looking forward to getting back into this bad boy.

Coming soon for your Nintendo Switch, with all the trimmings from both previous versions.

Anyone tempted to do the double dip... or maybe triple dip?

I'll likely triple because Zelda.

I always meant to pick this game up but never did so I'll definitely jump on the Switch version this time around.

The 3DS version was on my games to get back into pile, think it may have fallen back down in favour of this triple dip...

Even though I own the 3DS version, like Andy I never got to it much as ran as like soup that I'd like to see the Linkle sections at least in a playable state.

I got into it, I finished the story mode and half of the first hero map, just not as far as I'd like.

Considering I'm still enjoying Fire Emblem Warriors and due to the fact that I played a fair whack of this on N3DS, I'm not overly tempted to double dip on this. We'll see - if it's at the right price, then I could see myself returning to this.

I didn't double dip so it's very likely this time but I'm not itching to play It so won't be an immediate purchase.

Big bump, but after checking out the demo for Age of Calamity and finding myself wanting that Warriors itch scratched, I decided to play a copy of Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition that I had lying unplayed.

It's such a moreish game - even after polishing off the campaign on Normal Difficulty and fully completing the first Adventure Map, there's still such an unbelievable amount of content on offer in this. Granted, it's all of a similar ilk but this has proven to be a perfect game for firing up to play through a few stages when I've nothing to do. I'm staggered that I'm still unlocking characters even after putting 60 hours into the game.

Rob and I played through the full Legends mode in co-op, but there's more that's worth seeing then?

JayMoyles wrote:

Big bump, but after checking out the demo for Age of Calamity and finding myself wanting that Warriors itch scratched, I decided to play a copy of Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition that I had lying unplayed.

It's such a moreish game - even after polishing off the campaign on Normal Difficulty and fully completing the first Adventure Map, there's still such an unbelievable amount of content on offer in this. Granted, it's all of a similar ilk but this has proven to be a perfect game for firing up to play through a few stages when I've nothing to do. I'm staggered that I'm still unlocking characters even after putting 60 hours into the game.

I recently finished Dragon Quest Heroes and had a whale of a time with that, so I too have an itch to give this one a go in the near future. Copies are a little steep online at the moment though. Good to hear you're enjoying your time with it.

Buskalilly wrote:

Rob and I played through the full Legends mode in co-op, but there's more that's worth seeing then?

It depends on how much you like the game, but the lion's share of the game is hidden away in Adventure Mode. There are so many characters, weapons and costumes to unlock by clearing hundreds of stages. I'm not sure if you can play it co-op though, so you'd have to investigate that yourself.