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I spent several hours rerolling skills on Helel in P4 trying to get the right combination of null/absorb/repel passives so he'd only take Almighty damage. The worst part about that was that I couldn't just hit X and circle over and over, I had to actually pay attention to the skills he got on each roll to make sure I didn't accidentally skip over the setup I wanted. I think I eventually gave up and made an invincible Metatron instead, which was way easier.

Besides that, shiny breeding in Pokemon, hunting beetles for cash in New Leaf, and the majority of FF13 were all pretty brutal.

Since you've played the Mario Galaxy games and Twilight Princess (which would also make this list)-

• Okami
• Kirby's Epic Yarn
• Skyward Sword
• Smash Bros Brawl
• Mario Kart Wii
• Super Paper Mario (be aware that this one is not at all like Thousand Year Door or the original in terms of gameplay- it's purely a platformer, no turn-based combat, but it's got really great writing and I thoroughly enjoyed it)
• Wario Ware: Smooth Moves (more of a party game, but it's probably the best/most fun use of motion controls the Wii has to offer)

@maxshenanigan said:

And hair.

Speaking of Skyward Sword hair... you know what Hyrule Warriors needs a lot more of?

I would pay so much money to play as Groose, holy shit

I'm torn- as much as I love the shit out of Twilight Princess, the textures on Link's costume look horrible. Like I wouldn't be surprised if they just used the original Gamecube/Wii textures it looks so bad. Plus, Skyward Sword Zelda is so damn cute

Realistically though, I'm probably just gonna use Amazon because it's the most convenient and then buy the Skyward Sword one.

I wonder what other DLC they'll do, if any- they're pretty much out of costumes, since Link/Zelda/Ganondorf are the only characters with multiple appearances/costumes, they've already announced Ganondorf costume DLC, and OOT, TP, and SS are really the only games they can pull from since the costumes are going on 3D models and Wind Waker's art style is too different to really work in Hyrule Warriors.

I haven't run into anything TOO crazy, but I did run into a glitch in Skyrim after a dragon crashed into the ground- the dirt trail texture it left when it crashed shot up into the sky at a 90 degree angle to the ground. I took a picture-

My other favorite glitch (although I didn't find it myself) is the Twilight Princess title screen glitch where, if you reset the game at exactly the right moment right before you respawn (i.e. as you're falling into quicksand), you can spawn into the title screen and run around there and clip through the world and all kinds of stuff (you can even get right up to Hyrule Castle and see that its model is mirrored beneath it outside of the world for some bizarre reason).