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Frame Trap Episode 171 Question Submissions (Patreon)

Published:
2022-11-07 17:00:32
Imported:
2023-03

Content

This weeks panel is stacked with Huber, Blood and my co-host Damiani 

Topics this week include God of War Ragnarok, Sonic Frontiers, Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, Bayonetta 3, The Case of the Golden Idol and more! 

-I'm always looking for interesting topics or news to talk about so if you have any suggestions send them in. Also taking Sort It Out! and Keep It Up! suggestions as always.

-Please keep your questions, thoughts, or ideas focused and brief. Be sure to include your preferred name if you don't like the one here on Patreon.

Thank You!

-Brad

Comments

Anonymous

Howdy Allies, Keep It Up! Heart pieces in video games that, when multiple pieces are collected, form a maximum health upgrade for your character. I can't not think about The Legend of Zelda whenever heart pieces are in a game. I'm currently playing Bayonetta 3 & Sonic Frontiers and both games have heart pieces to collect. Although they've been in Bayonetta games since the first release and they serve a different purpose in Sonic Frontiers, it's always super satisfying whenever you collect them (especially if there's a sick animation that comes along with a fully formed piece). So, developers that choose to employ heart pieces for your character progression, Keep It Up!

Anonymous

Sort it Out! Nintendo first-party games have some of the best and most iconic video-game soundtracks in all of gaming. Then, why do I have to search for low quality Youtube links (that they take down most of the time!) if I just want to listen to them? Wouldn't be as bad if they were consistent with having sound tests on their games, series like Fire Emblem and Kirby are good with this but other series with incredible music like Super Mario, Zelda and Xenoblade don't have any, save for very few exceptions...