Cermit Talks

 Game Title: Wario World. Console: Game Cube. Would I recommend it? Yes. Did I stream it? Yes, it is now archived on youtube. How I completed the game: Collected all the red diamonds, gold statue pieces, treasure, and Spritelings. as well as defeating all the bosses. About the game: Wario World is a game about Wario losing his treasure and having to jump through worlds collecting coins and garlic to get all of his stuff back. You can collect red diamonds in rooms and you need some to get to the boss of each level, you can collect gold pieces of Wario statues to get more hearts, you can collect all the missing treasure with buttons to play game boy games, and you can save Spritelings by punching them out of a box, I did not learn till writing this that there are actually different endings depending on how many Spritelings you save, I got the Treasure ending for collecting all 40. I have had this game since I was a kid and never completed it, I played on my original game cube with the or

Welcome to the simplified explanation on how to find every shrine in Legend Of Zelda Breath Of The Wild. This explanation is overly simple, to not spoil too much but to help you find some of those pesky hidden shrines. When it says nothing required, it means it is out in the open or you can walk or fly straight to it. I wanted to do this because I like to explore myself but I am also insanely dumb sometimes and I don't think like others so I tend to look stuff up more than others. But to be fair some of the shrines require you to have a quest that you get in an entirely different area than the shrine is located. The explanations are very simple and give you the basic information so that you can make your way through. The solution to the shrines is not included. And if you are having particular trouble with a shrine I suggest you go to a detailed explanation. The regions are sectioned off by what the towers reveal when you activate it. If you are having trouble with a particular shr

This might seem like a weird question, but on the Offical Stardew Valley Wiki, the page concerning the Junimo Hut talks about how you get the chance to do the Dark Taslemen Quest (a quest you need to complete along with a few others to even get the opportunity to buy buildings from the wizard), you need to complete the community center bundles. It never mentions JojaMart at all. Which to be fair, it is reasonable that they would only help you if you help them. Because taking the Joja rote makes it where you don't help the Jumino's at all and you just pay money to fix what you need and "complete" the game. So it makes sense that they might not help you and the wiki is completely useless on trying to figure out the answer to this question. I have heard plenty of times that taking the JojaMart route doesn't affect the game at all and nothing important changes except the fact that Pierre's General Store stays closed on Wednesdays unlike when you complete the commu

A while back I found out about hardcore mode on Legend Of Zelda Breath Of The Wild and as someone who loves the game, have gotten all the shrines twice, I saw this as an opportunity to replay the game once again. But since I had put so much time into this sav, and you cant have more than one, I wanted to try and complete as much as I could and come up with a list, soon to be on my blog, but one of those is getting all available pieces of armor. This does not include amiibo or DLC. Only vanilla game. And since I collected all of them I hate a lot of the tutorials with extra clicking or just not getting to the point, and that is what this is, simple and to the point.  Sets: Ancient Helm - Buy at Akkala Ancient Tech Lab Ancient Cuirass - Buy at Akkala Ancient Tech Lab Ancient Greaves - Buy at Akkala Ancient Tech Lab Barbarian Helm - Found in Lomei Labyrinth Island in the shrine Barbarian Armor - Found in South Lomei Labyrinth in the shrine Barbarian Leg Wraps - Found in  North Lomei Labyr