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Forgot how hard I went in on this game. No surprise though, it’s brilliant. One of the best ‘out of nowhere’ gaming surprises I’ve ever experienced.

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This is out now on Arcade, forgot it had it's own thread.

 

Seems a lot to take in and a quite bonkers mash up of things but initial feelings from the 3 training races are it's a good un. 

 

 

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17 minutes ago, Gotters said:

This is out now on Arcade, forgot it had it's own thread.

 

Seems a lot to take in and a quite bonkers mash up of things but initial feelings from the 3 training races are it's a good un. 

 

 

Thanks for the reminder. Played to death on my 3DS, will give this version a go as I am out and about today

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Jeez this is stressful, being made to play a simple solitaire against the clock with everything else going on in race is almost the opposite of the cutesy presentation

 

Messed up a few simple sequences just down to feeling the pressure of time.

 

Good stuff

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1 minute ago, moosegrinder said:

Does anyone think it being on Apple Arcade is a good indicator that when the exclusivity expires we'll get a switch version? Sound reasonable?


Yep, 5000%.
 

Apple Arcade is basically early access. Apple give the devs some money to put the game on the service, which gives them a cash injection while they’re still developing.

 

See also: Easy Come Easy Golf.

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Earlier today videogame site polygon.com posted a great article on this amazing 3DS game:

 

 

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https://www.polygon.com/23562906/game-freak-pocket-card-jockey-apple-arcade-interview

 

 

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Game Freak programmer Masao Taya told Polygon that the team is focusing on future updates and monitoring feedback from Apple Arcade users, but wouldn’t rule out a Switch version of Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On! He said: “We want to see the reaction we get and then we’ll think about the next step.”

 

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It was on My List of 3DS eShop exclusive games to get before the eShop closes, and I’ve spent the night playing the 3DS demo, getting hyped to buy it, but now I find out I can just play it on my phone I’m kinda gutted. I wanted it to be a particularly bright ember in my eShop closure money burning bonfire.

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6 hours ago, Calashnikov said:

It was on My List of 3DS eShop exclusive games to get before the eShop closes, and I’ve spent the night playing the 3DS demo, getting hyped to buy it, but now I find out I can just play it on my phone I’m kinda gutted. I wanted it to a particularly bright ember of my eShop closure money burning bonfire.


Buy it on 3DS anyway! 

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48 minutes ago, DeDeDe said:

I was really looking forward to the Apple Arcade port, but… Why is it presented in landscape? Just… why? It makes so much more sense in the original portrait orientation.


For the inevitable Switch port once the exclusivity deal ends.

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I find it much harder to predict the comfort zone on this phone version, and you seem to have a much smaller zone for picking up cards on the track, anyone else notice this?

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Although the visuals aren’t quite as charming as the Pokémon series


What a bizarre thing to say, considering the visuals in this are about a thousand times more charming.

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Sweet Jesus, it’s a good job this is on Apple Arcade, as the fact I’m paying £5 a month to play it will be the only thing that manages to make me break free of it when it starts to build to a ridiculous cumulative fee for a game I already own on the 3DS.

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Chirp is basically there to troll the player in this version. She'll turn up for every GIII race I run, but if it's a G1 she is nowhere to be found.

 

Unless I've got no money of course, then she is guaranteed to roll up. 

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Also, I’m getting pretty sick of being entered into G1 races with my grade C horse and the race sheet looking like this:

 

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A++ horses?! Where did they come from? And of course you can only view the other entrants after you’ve wasted 300 coins on Chirps tricks…

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57 minutes ago, ZOK said:

Also, I’m getting pretty sick of being entered into G1 races with my grade C horse and the race sheet looking like this:

 

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A++ horses?! Where did they come from? And of course you can only view the other entrants after you’ve wasted 300 coins on Chirps tricks…

 

It’s been some time since I played this to death on 3DS but as I recall there was a whole world of horse breeding that opened up which, along with QR codes, meant you could race some crazily high ranked horses. Assume this is all still in the game, I’ve not got to it yet. 

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