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neil wrote:

Balladeer wrote:

I didn't get on with the original Mario + Rabbids (too hard!)

I bought it cheap in the sale, and I sort of like it but I'm still on World 1 a year later. I've come back to it quite a few times, and I enjoy it when I switch it on, but it's so slow and it keeps asking you to do the same things until you're fed up after 30 mins.

The setup with Mario and the Rabbids is horribly contrived, and the whole Mario cast look too classy to be there, but not in a way that makes it any funnier.

I did get to world two, but I then realised that I wasn't really enjoying the gameplay.  I thought the presentation was decent, but not decent enough to keep me playing.

masofdas wrote:

gjones wrote:

The Cappuccino Kid wrote:

Genuinely didn't know about that Ubisoft stuff until I read Balladeer's post about it in another thread. 

Same. Why haven't I seen this? I would say I'm fairly informed on modern gaming as well

Wow but as Balla has said it was a thing for about a week then everyone that just moved on because shiny games.

Yep.  For example, Nintendo Life published a grand total of one article about the entire fiasco.  It was - you couldn't make it up - the bit where Yves apologised*.  Having not reported on the developments, or the staff departures, or any other aspect, Nintendo Life published Yves' apology*.  That's basically the worst look they could have.  So I'm absolutely not surprised that you fellows didn't know: the media has gone out of its way to bury it, and this is one reason I will keep bringing it up.  Agreed with Buska's point that it's disappointing that Nintendo have chosen to work with them again.

at the title change - well played.  a3HM is probably the type who thinks that people should shut up, and a little sexual harassment shouldn't affect his gaming in any way.


* It was the shoddiest non-apology apology.  He didn't actually come out and say 'sorry you people who got assaulted feel bad', but he did everything else.  It was shuttled out in a presentation just before Ubi's E3 last year I think, in a separate tweet, without the #UbiForward hashtag so anyone searching for that would have missed it, in which Yves didn't make any specifications as to the 'alleged' incidents and made the usual corporate noises that amount to essentially nothing.