@Simsyas That... that doesn't even rhyme properly.

@jacquelineferre @divinejester They're both, in the cases of Utawarerumono and Tears. I know about the former due to seeing the dubbed anime

I loved this episode overall, but I do want to point something out regarding the "negative" comments: most of those are more being humorously overdramatic, and aren't actually disgruntled about the sale. Sometime's it's fun to pretend that steam is the evil overlord that forces us to give it our money through insanely good sales :P

@cameronrobinson @antonis13 You still have the chance! You could do it at the beginning or the end of the next episode, maybe even attempt to get a dragon drunk and land on some exploding chickens!

@jflkdjs When a game is too short for its genre and as a result doesn't really let you feel at least somewhat satisfied after playing it, then a game's shortness can be a very significant issue.

@hadlee73 @juboner Ever played the scrappy-doo game by chance?

@juboner For you maybe. You're sorely mistaken if you're implying everyone shares your tastes.

@ali_manslayer Not sure how this is showing them changing their minds about anything. He's saying the game is good, but is too short to really get the most out of all of its perks. Sounds like a game that leaves you wanting for more, which is a good thing, but is still a bit too short given its genre. That's the only significant flaw he seems to be complaining about.

@fluffy_kins @jinzo9988 Then that defeats the purpose of it being a direct sequel to ALttP. It's DESIGNED to feel familiar. Even the pacing of the game is like that of ALttP (first dungeon within minutes of starting, rather than hours, for example).

I think Kevin's little bio under the review makes the score he gave it even more heartbreaking.