What did Yea Forums think of the Minish Cap?
What did Yea Forums think of the Minish Cap?
Carter Wright
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Leo Johnson
My favorite Zelda title desu
Oliver King
It was dun the first time I played it, but when I tried to play it again I coulddn't stand all the dialogue that I had to scroll through to get to the game.
Jordan Phillips
It was okay
Fuck the Manta ray boss
Jaxon Jackson
Fuck Kingstones
Wyatt Edwards
my favorite behind Link's Awakening
Jaxson Cruz
I used to call them kingstones before I read the word closer. Took me so long to get used to it.
Brody Roberts
unironically my favorite 2D zelda
before botw okami was also my favorite 3D zelda
Capcom is really good at this style of game.
Juan Perry
Capcom didn't make Minish Cap you stupid idiot.
David Williams
Adam Stewart
zoom zoom
Chase Cruz
Short, a little too easy, better than the ds games and beautiful sprites. I liked it a lot.
Josiah Carter
Mine too. I even liked the kinstones, I just wish they unlocked useful things.
Luis Moore
Jason Cruz
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Benjamin Cooper
Yes please.
Xavier Davis
That's some weird Morse code, user.
Nathan Powell
One of the best. I still carry it with my gbasp 101 so I can play it whenever I'm bored.
Dominic Ramirez
the last great 2d zelda
Isaac Gomez
Some of them do...but only some.
Brandon Cooper
I wish they would make another 2D Zelda with that style.
Overall it was great.
Parker Gonzalez
aside from kinstones, i liked it.
Dominic Reyes
I want a Sequel to Spirit Tracks personally where you play as Prince Link
Parker Brooks
Pretty damn good.
Nathan Hernandez
It's the most linear zelda, but that doesn't' stop it from being comfy.
Total bullshit how there are permanent missables though.
William Bell
>Short
Yea, that's my only problem with the game. It's too short.
Carter Gray
no it isnt
Landon Taylor
Kinstone grinding was terrible. That and the figuring collecting were a massive disappointment for being basically all the optional side content. Rather than having dozens of places to explore or character interactions for the optional side bonuses, instead it was all regulated to getting random kinstone drops and pumping rupies into a slot machine.
The plot was overly railroady as well. I remember replaying the game from memory and getting stuck, only to find out that the problem was I needed to talk to one specific NPC, and then a whole event would trigger somewhere else which would allow me to progress. Between that and the constant forced dialogue all over the place, it's really a chore to get through.
The game mechanics and areas to explore were pretty good, though. I did like finding all the sword maneuvers and screwing around with them. I recall the Four Sword clones being interesting but I don't recall them being used all that much.