Quick and easy fix to the one-flipped-corner parity on this fun puzzle.
Here, the piece needs to turn clockwise. The algorithm can be reversed, of course if it’s counter clockwise. You’ll turn corners according to how you need to rotate this piece.
R, BR corner, R’, FR corner, R, BR corner, R’, FR corner
Worst case you do it backwards and have to do the algorithm twice. Easy!
List of what to look for this year!
27 Feb: Resident Evil: Requiem
27 Aug: Metal Gear Solid Collection 2
19 Nov: Grand Theft Auto 6
TBA: Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse
I rolled the dice and purchased Sparklite this past month, after humming and hawing over the roguelite the past few years. Five hours later, I got the platinum.
My buddy’s Christmas gift arrived just afterwards: The Legend Of Zelda: Link’s Awakening. Another game I’d been interested in playing, well, now I can! A week of snow days at work helped facilitate a playthrough!
So – the question is: Which is the better Zelda game? The answer, without question, Sparklite.
I haven’t the time now to dive into a full write-up, but some key points follow
Sparklite
Zelda
Now, I totally understand Zelda’s loyalty to its source material. But as a gamer who didn’t play the 1993 game in 1993, I most certainly want nothing to do with 1993 design in 2026. (yes, I know it came out seven years ago). It was all just so absurd. The early dungeons were fun, but dungeon 7, I’m looking at you – Holy shit, what bullshit. It was one of those games that you complete and immediately say, “I want never to play this again.”
Sparklite on the other hand, had its share of flaws, but was an enjoyable experience throughout. I hardly put it down, and while the final trophies were a bit grindy, they weren’t necessary to complete the tale. I had a great time playing this and I’m glad I dove in, despite reservations.
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