How's Kid Icarus: Uprising?

I read the pro reviews and stuff, but I'd rather hear from you guys. I'm debating on getting it, but the only thing that's really holding me back is a lot of reviews said the gameplay kinda sucks, but I'm willing to overlook that if you can convince me otherwise.

I read the pro reviews and stuff, but I'd rather hear from you guys. I'm debating on getting it, but the only thing that's really holding me back is a lot of reviews said the gameplay kinda sucks, but I'm willing to overlook that if you can convince me otherwise.

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It's the best recent 3DS game out there, even though it takes awhile to get use to.

It's easily one of the best 3DS games out there. Like everybody else said, you just need to get used to the controls. Go to the options right away and tinker with them untill you find something comfortable for you (extremely customizable.

It's my favorite 3DS game. It has TONS of stuff to do, and, like any good game, takes a while to master, but it makes you feel good when you do. Also, the controls can be changed, I don't use the stnad that comes with the game because I just use the butos for the camera (a/b/x/y).

I have only played through a few of the stages, however there is a ton to do in the game. I have already spent time with idols, learning about the weapons and fusing weapons, etc. I havnt even touched the multiplayer and AR portions of the game. Ive hoping to put some more time into the game throughout the week. My only complaint is the controls taking a little getting used to, however after 4 stages I am already pretty comfortable with them. The flying sections are extremely fun and chaotic. The land based missions are fun, however this is really the only time controls may be an issue.

I just picked it up and lovin the game.

When I first played the game last week, I thought I will have problems with the controls, especially using the stylus. After playing the game for now a week (I have completed the game on Saturday), I am now used to the controls even though they were not made for left-handed gamers like me. I personally find the dialogue quite funny even if the characters are too chatty. [spoiler] That bossy goddess Viridi should have been a boss character in the game and I was disappointed that did not happen. The relationship between the human Magnus and Dark Lord Gaol could have been more fleshed out which leaves questions to be asked. I am quite surprised on the mecha design of the Great Sacred Treasures that Pit received near the end of the game which he used to fight against Hades. Too bad that Hades destroyed it and Pit had to use one of its weapons to defeat him. [/spoiler]

Thanks for the answers. I might check it out then.