Actually the only thing better than playing Gears Club 2, would be if I could get and work the Simraceway Wheel on the Nintendo Switch with this game, or any racing game.
I thought the Wii U was ideal for racing game, because you could pro wheel much of the screen-controller. But this is the one problem.

Nice #GearClub2 #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/PcG46UYyk0

— Realm of The MMS (@neobuda) December 24, 2018

The biggest issue, if put it on manual, I am stuck pressing up and down gear buttons. Which is like an auto shift stick. Even the right analog can’t use motions to switch from1 to 6 and so on. But a pro like wheel, like with Simraceway’s was genius.
It would allow a quick gear shift on manual. Well as manual as computer shifting gets.
It has a great set of car options, a tip, do a lot of exhibition and don’t win the ones with 13000-15000 prizes for losing. Winning will possible leave you without any until you make a car go up hill right.

But really, it’s worth it. I have a Club Up. Turul Riders or something like that.

Dissent This

As a rule, love Madness, but frankly it is busy, and at a time I am trying to really cram with so many from Gears-Club 2 to Salt and Sanctuary and even Sega and SNK anniversaries. Slain, Diablo. Oh and thats just the games on card. The Sim about Hot Springs is a killer game as well. I debate weather I want Party Hard and Stick of Truth off card. I have them on download via Steam.
Anyway, I have had time for a few bouts, I have been just killing it more and more on the Adventure Spirit mode, and man does it go on, still not beaten. Some say it’s very hard at normal. If you pick your path, not quite. Well there are three optional ones. Especially Dr Wiley that are near impossible.
Granted there is one more world of calamity, as far as I know. I beat Darkhon and thought, oh well, now I can just do Multiplayer.
No way.

#SmashBros #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/9yLs2kmfAa

— Realm of The MMS (@neobuda) December 27, 2018

It’s an odd fighter, as I’d prefer a USF4 or MK9, or Blaz Blue a couple of versions ago. This is a taunting game. A busy taunting game.
But Meta Knight is awesome as ever, but almost went over to Ridley full time.
As for DLC, this game does not leave me wanting more, so I am not getting more. Even if it did, you need that “I want more,” to fester a long time till another sequel, you do not want people have little excitement to a few adds.
Complaint, when you have an option to add FuSoYa, or Adam Jenson, Bayonetta’s Boss, and things like that. Why so many Pokemon and Fire Emblem? Animal Crossing has more Characters than both of them and have less fighters. So that is not the reason.

*Oh yeah, Adventure Mode, had Kirby Copies, he escaped and never got copied.

Get it now, if your free will is so inclined.

#Yomawari is sad, beautiful, and clever. #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/GdwO4lIn3Y

— Realm of The MMS (@neobuda) November 12, 2018

Yomawari (meaning Nightwatch, or Night Ride which could be punned with Spinning Yo Mawari, Yo Ma Wari as Alright) if you know the stories.
On Switch the first and second game are on the Game Card/eShop game.
They are two beautiful and dark games, especially it’s Sequel, plays well and is a rather unique survival and exploration game. Wonderful artwork.
Give this thing the GOTY award.
The first one follows a girl dealing with her lost dog and Sister and her guilt associating with how things transpire, the second one follows a Girl who is troubled with the loss of her friend and and her friend who has to track her down.
During all this, there are numerous items and notes to find, as well as mostly weaponless monster evasion and a game play without any prechewed guided tours.
Basically you find your way yourself, and that’s that.
Very well illustrated, and written.

Having finished all 8, ending with my starter Primrose all with the special jobs, with few after story things to do left I thought I’d rank the Characters/Stories..

08. Ophelia
The Cleric with a slight Celis look with none of the awesome, is the weakest one, you roam around a bit with her sanctimonious quest with slight improvement in Chapter 4. Main Villain is quite obvious from the start.
She does have very nice skills suited for dueling with magicians (shielding). Finally a reflect that allows healing magic to not bounce.

07. H’aanit
Beast Dueling and Mastering, gets interesting up in third with the wild Seer. I never ended up having to use the special item made for this.
Capturing is annoying as ever. Awesome Bow attacks.

06. Alfyn
Not terrible, a really good turn here and there. A strong ending, with a familiar name.
Who is Graham, definite sequel in mind with more info.

05. Therion
A very handy pick pocket, and has a strong story, with an interesting twist, although you might already guess to it before you end up there.

04. Olberic
Great Dueling, and an awesome story, lots of twists. Too easy to spoil.

03. Cyrus
A very good Mystery Story character, although I hate his voice. Some nice final philosophical chatter. Some bloody stuff. Nice spells, he was the second last recruit, big mistake.

02. Tressa
Adventures in Capitalism, this one almost made my black heart stone skinned nature still cry. This is a very sweet character, but not in a sickening way. Some useful skills too, and very charming. No Taloon, but still an Ace Merchant.

01. Primrose
Somewhat biased, on that some of my relatives danced for a living. My mother even taught Ballet. But it is the best and most interesting story and coolest character, and her first Boss is a pleasure to kill. A real bastard. There are a lot of bad ones, even her last, but that one is a piece of work.

They all have small hints as to being interconnected which makes this look like a huge Easter Egg to a second game. Who is Graham, will the Obsideons keep going? A sort of nod to a English Comedy character in Primrose’s Bosses.

Some touch ups in text, and mild things. It runs pretty well, in fact I was just playing on Steam Link, it works well when playing it on my TV.
Just the Wii U pro controller (possibly others) changes, on PC only it uses analog and X,B. On Steam Link it’s D Pad and B and A.
Store page is headed to a review.
Steam Direct system is a pretty smooth one, when the red tape is done, that is a pain, and it boosts the price of the game a bit.

All companies should be held to their word, and their account in E3 2017 they made it clear Switch and 3ds players wouldn’t just have DQ11 but an old school mode. They lied to Switch, 3ds owners. But in a way they lied to Gamers.
This includes in-app purchases.

Looks like Superman is a Knight, and Tank is the best healer. Big Gauntlets of power, that change time to time. A Thief and Mage Captain. Also a Magus of joining members, okay not quite a villain ever, but he looks like Red Oni Masked Man.

My favorite team, is the Sword, the Tank-Healer and Magician.

I read a lot of Image Comics, but before this one, so I can only go in fresh as gamer. It’s a solid game, with very skilled illustration. I does have a comic feel with some homages to the classic NES RPGS. It combines an open map, with a Heroes of Ruin type dungeon system that slows things down considerably.
But loading aside, it’s fun, got a decent writer at the help and looks wonderful. The turn based style is very functional, I don’t know what others claim about frame rate issues, I never noticed any issues in battle.

It some times has an irritating nature of going to easily and throwing in a 1 hit murdering Axe Man out of nowhere.

You won’t hate having bought it, in fact you may be screaming for a Sequel.

The most lovable thing, no DLC, it’s fine the way it is. Complete on card.

Least lovable: When it crashes in-Dungeon, you lose a restart turn, a finite amount of continues in Dungeons, and a crash is a death or willful walk out. It does happen once in a while, and I have yelled and screamed a lot over it.

Too few games do this.
Some of the few games other than this, to do something this cool was VBlank’s Retro City Rampage.
What was it, a full, real game booklet. Thank you Xeed, you know the key element of a video game.
After I played it out, I’ll add more, but I just love this. It so much less a waste of a case.