Joshua Rivera

In handheld, there's some stutter in a few places, but nothing that will...

ruin the experience for you i don't think um and it also i think is really suited to the structure of the game where it's just like it's really generous with checkpoints and giving you spots to pause and um and save and stuff so like if you are remotely interested i recommend it on switch to good to know great to hear and

No, and I think it's cool that you have... I think you also have because...

these companies are more stable than the ones out here, you know?

But like you have, you know, like Marvel comics when like Roy Thomas and Jerry Conway and all those guys started showing up or like the, the, the people who grew up on the older stuff are now, you know, sort of like taking it in their own direction while also like, yeah.

You know, paying homage to the stuff that they loved.

So it's kind of like this,

new generation talent that is still aware of what the older guys did because the older guys are still around.

It did nothing for me.

And like, I love that, you know, again, I love that animation style.

I love the, the pastiche that they're, that they're, that they're doing.

I don't want to, you know, slight the, the, the animation work that goes on there.

And there's a lot of like character to it.

Like the way that your melee works, you put up your dukes and like you throw these wild paint makers and that's really cool.

It drove me bananas.

I mean, that was basically it, where just sort of like you were saying, I agree with you both.

I was hoping for more detective stuff than boomer shooter stuff.

There's some fun flourishes.

I only played like an hour or two, so maybe there's more of this.

But I love the little flourishes like you...