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I respect that, especially as a fan of video game series such as Street Fighter, which also had some rocky beginnings, but I think it is important for this game in and of itself to be fun for me to recommend it, and Nindroids just isn't imo.

Between losing multiple lives due to the isometric view point being difficult to see, the poor quality of the new voiceover, and the subpar level design, I am shocked that a game of this poor quality has the Ninjago name attached to it. I really hope Shadow of Ronin is better.

I'm also quite appalled at the voice work done for this game. There's an entirely new cast for the characters compared to the show, and despite some big-name VAs, the voice direction was atrocious; everyone sounded so flat and lifeless. What happened here?

Ninjago Nindroids is an absolutely awful video game. The developers tried to mix the isometric viewpoint of LEGO Battles Ninjago with the casual action/platforming of the other LEGO games, but not only does the level design suck, it only covers 5 of the 8 episodes of Ninjago S3: Rebooted!

Game #27: LEGO Ninjago: Nindroids

Developer/Publisher: Hellbent Games/TT Games/Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Release Year: 2014
Played On: Nintendo 3DS*

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MTA Chair and CEO statement on latest congestion pricing lawsuit court decision.

Humorously, I think some of these fan-made levels in Rayman 1's engine are better than some of the official levels, especially when compared to Rayman's New Levels 😓

That said, I did notice quite a lot of repeat level design choices, and it's clear which fans actually knew level design lol.

DLC #5: Rayman By His Fans

Base Game: Rayman (MS-DOS)
Developer/Publisher: Ubisoft
Release Year: 1998
Played On: Nintendo Switch (Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition)

That is pretty sick!

I’ve played/beaten all of these games. Although I don’t have much affinity for Mario’s Tennis, Mario Clash is a fun 3D take on Mario Bros. While MvDK is a fantastic puzzle/platformer

Denshattack!, the train-tricking adventure by @fireshinegames.bsky.social, launches for Nintendo Switch 2 on June 17. #IndieWorld

If I had a New York City Subway fare for every train-related game in today's Indie World, I'd have $6.00, it's weird that it happened twice.

Me too, and they only heavily marketed the last two imo (Shadow of Ronin and the Movie Video Game). It seems as though LEGO prefers video games to be based on existing properties.

Selfishly, I'd love a Skywalker Saga type game of the 15 seasons of the OG show, but I don't think that'll happen lol

The one thing I will give the Ninjago Movie Video Game is that it brought back pretty much every character from Seasons 1-7. Those bonus dungeons where you fought the previous villains were awesome fan service.

Pretty much everything else was terrible.

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🎂 Happy Birthday, @MTA.info! #TodayInHistory: #OnThisDay in 1968, the New York State Legislature created the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to oversee transportation operations in twelve counties as the parent agency of the New York City Transit Authority. The MTA turns 58 today.

With the 15th anniversary of LEGO Ninjago, I decided to go back and beaten the main Ninjago video games that I hadn't played before this, with this being the first of three.

The only one I had beaten before this was The LEGO Ninjago Movie Videogame and it's...not good.

I don't think this is a game that most people would enjoy that much, as most of my enjoyment came from playing a video game about one of my favorite cartoon shows, but I did have a better time than I was expecting at least.

There's a lot of waiting around, moreso than in the few other RTS games that i've played. The levels about preparing for battle were the most boring ones, every time. There was also a pretty massive difficulty spike for the final level of the Ninja side of the story which required more wating.

I had more fun with LEGO Battles: Ninjago than I was expecting! This is a shockingly competent RTS game, especially for the DS. I especially enjoyed playing as the Skulkin and seeing what they were up to during the Pilot episodes of Ninjago. That said, this game can get kinda boring.

Game #26: LEGO Battles: Ninjago

Developer/Publisher: Hellbent Games/Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment/TT Games Publishing
Release Year: 2011
Played On: Nintendo DS*

@docwyattbeyond.bsky.social @kevinburke20.bsky.social Hello Doc & Kevin! Got a question for both of you: What was the most difficult episode of Ninjago: Dragons Rising to write and why? 🤔

It gets absolutely ridiculous. The base game was hard enough, and I don't think raising the difficulty further made this game better. I love hard games, but this game's level design just felt mean, like a Kaizo Mario hack.

Holy cow these levels are insane. This DLC pack might as well be the Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels of Rayman 1. I thought the base game was tough, but this kicked up to a notch I previously thought impossible. These 24 levels are not for the faint of heart...nor are they particularly good...

DLC #4: Rayman's New Levels

Base Game: Rayman (MS-DOS)
Developer/Publisher: Ubisoft
Release Year: 1997
Played On: Nintendo Switch (Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition)

All of that said, those who know me know that I have a goal to play every game that releases on Nintendo Classics. When Pokémon Colosseum gets released on NSO, I will play that.

Shockingly, i've actually beaten this game! A long time ago, I promised a friend I would play one Pokemon game to give the series a try, and XD was that game.

I actually liked the game a decent amount, but admittedly not enough to continue playing other games in the series (besides the ones on NSO)

Wait a minute, that’s not true. The A Line (formerly Blue Line) opened in 1990, while the B Line (formerly Red Line) opened in 1993.

To be fair, New York *is* expanding its Subway too (Second Avenue Subway Segment 2 is being built, using the money from the Relief Zone), it's just...very slow.

This is awesome! Really happy to see the D Line grow into its own.

Any updates on opening timelines for Segments 2 & 3?