Den's Game Corner

So I LOVE Super Smash Bros. In fact, it's probably the franchise that's affected me the most. I've owned all four of the games, and I currently play Melee competitively (even though I'm really not that good at it). It's such an iconic series. So when I heard about Rivals of Aether, I was pretty excited to see what it had in store. Let me take a moment to go over how Rivals of Aether's gameplay works. It's nearly identical to Super Smash Brothers, which is by no means a bad thing. 2-4 players beat the crap out of each other and build up each other's percentage meters. The higher your percentage is, the farther you'll get knocked back by attacks. The objective of the game is to knock your opponents off of the screen. You have large array of attacks to use, but none of them are difficult to execute at all. At most you'll need to press, like, 2 buttons to use an attack. The concept of "easy to learn, difficult to master" applies to...

Alright, so here's the thing with Pokemon. It's a very samey series. And what I mean by that is ever since the series began, not much as changed. Game Freak has never really done anything to spice the series up. Now a lot of people will argue that Nintendo milks a lot of their series. Mario and Pokemon are prime examples. The last time we saw innovation in a Mario game was in Super Mario Galaxy which came out ages ago. And literally every Pokemon game is the exact same save for a few changes to the metagame like the addition of Dark and Steel type in Generation 2 and the Fairy type in Generation 6. But no one really cares about that stuff. The vast majority of people, myself included, wanna see something new and exciting, we want to see a breath of fresh air in Pokemon. But what a lot of people don't know is that a Pokemon RPG that came out over a decade ago exists, and it completely breaks the mold of every game that preceded it. That game is Pokemon Colosseum fo...

This blog will serve as an archive for the scripts to all my videos. You can read along with them as you watch my videos if you want. I'll also probably make some posts here every now and then if I feel like talking about something that isn't worth making into a full video.