Board 8 > Super Kirby Clash

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Yes.
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It looked like a port of Clash Deluxe

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It's literally a new game.
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I haven't really looked at it, what's the difference between this and clash team deluxe?

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Besides it being on switch instead of 3ds, of course

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Ive only played the first battle but that was definitely very much like Team Kirby Clash Deluxe. The town is pretty much identical too.
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Its just a new version of it. Which is great.
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A game which keeps the same gameplay and structure of the previous game while having entirely new content has a term. It's called a sequel.

GTM posted...

I haven't really looked at it, what's the difference between this and clash team deluxe?

It has all new battles, and more of them, and there are more missions. Also it has online multiplayer. It's not some massive change from the 3DS game, it's just a new entry in the series.
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I'd be inclined call it more of an enhanced port than a sequel but I'll admit I haven't checked to see if the starting battles are the same.
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The very first battle is an enemy who's not even in Deluxe.
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I don't think this game is very good and the framerate is very noticeable
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ninkendo posted...

I don't think this game is very good and the framerate is very noticeable

I am very confused about the framerate.
It makes no sense.
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-hotdogturtle-- posted...

The very first battle is an enemy who's not even in Deluxe.

Shows how long it's been since I played that.
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ninkendo posted...

I don't think this game is very good and the framerate is very noticeable

I think this is the most savage I've ever seen SHINE be towards a video game.
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The Kirby series rarely ever has a bad game so it's noticeable when it happens
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this games ok
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@PrinceOfKoopas
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-hotdogturtle-- posted...

@PrinceOfKoopas

'sup.

As someone who spent some money (but not the max amount) on Team Kirby Clash Deluxe, I see that Super Kirby Clash is pretty much the same thing, so... I'm not really going to bother with it. <.<

Is Beam Mage still overpowered?

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Dang >_>

Thanks to MyNintendo Gold Coins from my last 3 purchases, I got away with spending less on this game than I did on the last one.

Beam is pretty much the same. All of the wands that I've found so far have the exact same charging speed, so you don't end up with another situation where a mid-game gear obsoletes the later ones. The Swords started off all the same, but eventually they started getting increased charging speed. So maybe they just nerfed Beam's gear instead of its abilities.
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So how is the game so far? I've been too busy playing Banjo & Kazooie in smash to play it yet.
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Enter these passwords to get some free stuff in this game.

SUPERKIRBYCLASH: GIves you 10 Gem Apples and 50 of each Fragment Type. Expiration Date for this password is unknown.

GEMAPPLES: 10 Gem Apples. Expiration Date for this password is October 6th 2019.
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I loved the 3DS one and this is just as fun. It isnt technically the same game, but I would say its very similar. More of the same is probably a good way to put it, but the quality hasnt dipped at all.

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Xiahou Shake posted...

ninkendo posted...

I don't think this game is very good and the framerate is very noticeable

I think this is the most savage I've ever seen SHINE be towards a video game.

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it was free so why the fuck not
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I'll say that the new music in this game is very appreciated.

But still no sound test.

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Some notes now that I've progressed more. (Late game spoilers)

The level cap, which I have not even unlocked yet, is implied to be 100.

Weapon ranks go up to 15. There's a second level of upgrades above DX upgrades.

I think I beat the final boss of story mode, he's in the 50s. Well, I was 51 when I beat him with good gear, if you're playing free you'd probably be 60+ before you can afford good gear at that point.

After beating story mode you continue unlocking new quests in party mode with even higher levels.

If it has not already been said, you can play party mode alone by going to the single-console multiplayer screen and playing with bots. That makes it effectively a whole second mode in the game. Yeah it's all the same fights shuffled around so it may feel redundant, but they all have their own missions so you'll still play them to progress for apples.

I would say that this game is more than 2x as big as Team Kirby Clash Deluxe. But it's not 2x the price, so it makes buying the max upgrade a better value in comparison. On 3DS the main thing that I wanted to do was simply max everything as soon as possible so I'd have access to the best gear and stats in order to start playing for high scores (which is where personally all of my game time went into). In this game I feel like I won't be reaching that for a while simply due to how high the levels get.

Online mode is clearly intended as the main level grinding method. On top of the 1.3x exp multiplier, you're playing with humans who may be higher leveled than you or with better gear, so it's usually easy to take down bosses that are above your level. Leveling up refreshes your vigor so it's very hard to run out. Also I forgot to say it but story mode and party mode have separate vigor bars which is a HUGE benefit for free players not being forced to wait to play. And another thing, you can get bonus apples from star quests in online mode, so that will be the main way of getting them once you start finishing most of your available missions.
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