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At least it's getting better. I saw one at Wal-Mart last week. If retailers are able to get units in, that's a pretty good sign.

@Milktastrophe Peacock is owned by Comcast. They have plenty of money to throw around.

What is it with EA and shooters lately? Believe it or not, even the casuals have standards that have to be met.

I'll probably get this at some point.

Like I said regarding Push Square’s Madden review: it’s review proof.

You mean it’s only ok at best? What a shocker. Not that it really matters, games like this and FIFA are review-proof anyways.

Considering how powerful these next gen consoles are supposed to be, lets hope so.

May as well cancel everything at this point. Surprised March Madness is still happening.

Eh, this is one of those sports I’ve always preferred watching over playing.

@ShogunRok Makes sense. Kinda prefer it this way tbh.

You know a review is short when it doesn’t even have a conclusion.

@RogerRoger Disney owns the license, so I doubt they’re that desperate for money. Of course, I’m surprised they haven’t given EA exclusive game-making rights so they can try and ruin it.

@ShogunRok This is what happens when you don’t even bother to check Metacritic.

Based on the reception this game has been getting, is anyone really surprised? It will be lucky to get a 6 on this site.

I’ll pass. The game selection is mediocre at best and the price is a bit much.

So basically if you feel like a game from a big third party developer is going to underperform in the very short term, just wait a week or two and 20 or 30 bucks on it. What a joke.

Hey, it can’t be any worse than those “gems” AtGames put out.

Scalpers being scalpers.

Should provide some good entertainment.

Gotta try and steal some of Fortnite's thunder.

This game is pretty solid. It's nice that they gave the option to where the projectiles easier to see (although this never was a major issue for me). My only real complaint (and this is a complaint with Raizing shumps in general) is that while Raizing shumps are very well made games and whatnot, they do tend to blend together a bit. On the plus side, the scaling difficulty makes it a bit easier than your typical Raizing shump (unless you're super hardcore of course). They're also pretty short (although most arcade shooters from the mid to late nineties seem to have this issue). I know these types of games are meant to be mastered (like finishing them with one credit), and I'm a pansy for using credit spamming my way through them, but I do wish that the levels were a little longer.

Despite my above rant though, it's still a good game. I just feel that it's outclassed by many of Cave's games and that the 9/10 is a bit high, but I know that Battle Garegga is well regarded amongst hardcore shump fans so I can understand why it's as high as it is. Personally, I would give this a 7. I'll probably end up getting it if (or once) it comes to the west, just so we can get more games like this. And yes, I do know that I just got through complaining about Raizing shumps, but believe me most of them are worth checking out.