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@altermentality Which is not to say Legend Returns is bad at all. Far from it! It's easily the best JRPG on the pre-Advance gameboy systems, really working the graphics and having many unique systems, good writing, and an eclectic cast of lovable characters!
@altermentality Anyway, a proper Lufia 3 was already planned and in the works. To be on PSX and feature a bit more of that 90s Tenchi aesthetic of techno magic fantasy, and be worked on by a new team, purportedly using Energy Breaker's isometric engine as a base
@altermentality Soon realizing there was no way in hell it was going to release in any sort of reasonable timeframe, they started working on an NES-tier side game that would come out first. Eventually winding up on the Super Nintendo but being somewhat basic, was Lufia & the Fortress of Doom.
@AstroPipsy Yeah I was looking back at previous games and they've had distinct looks for Links for a while now... but then give him the green tunic after the intro. How wild would it have been had they stuck to these outfits the whole game?
seriously we went from iconic Yoshida art to this generic crap
@altermentality Pyramids and/or desert temples. I just. Love em. lol.
So Cadence of Hyrule from @NecroDancerGame has both Darknuts AND Iron Knuckles, and they're based on their Gerudo counterparts from OoT. So... are they Gerudo women under there in CoH as well?
Anyone else think about Tingle's brief rise to prominence in the early 2000s, Nintendo pushing his own spinoff franchise in the late 2000s, and then him just outright disappearing from the franchise outside of 3rd-Party produced games like Hyrule Warriors or Cadence of Hyrule?
so Kilton is just BotW's Tingle, yeh? same general body shape, idolizes monsters instead of faeries, made his own costume, similar voice clips, name is sort of a jumble of Tingle's jpn name if you squint. bonus shoutouts to Purlo, the anti-Tingle from Twilight Princess lol