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5.8There are a few minor gripes, such as the absence of English text during story scenes and the lack of a nice frame to compensate for the aspect ratio. These are only minor gripes, however, and the ports run smooth as butter.
Cotton 100%
Success · Oct 29, 2021
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The world has fallen into darkness, and the fairy Silk sets out to look for help. She crosses paths with a young witch called Nata de Cotton, who seems rather uninterested in helping her. That is until Silk tells her that along the way, giant Willows, a candy that Cotton has a massive craving for, are waiting for her, so the two set out to find out what's causing the darkness... or look for Willows! Cotton 100% was released in 1994 and is based on the original Cotton: Fantastic Night Dreams. It offers a stunning and fresh new look with the more vibrant color palette of the Super Famicom. Experience the beautiful and authentic Cute 'em Up action from the 90s in all its glory and charm!
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- Pure Nintendo8.0Cotton 100% is a fantastically fun game. The stages are way too short, though, and that’s a drag given the $14.99 price tag. But is its price a show stopper? That’s up to you, the consumer. Still, Cotton 100% is silly, entertaining, and gives a decent challenge to beat.
- Noisy Pixel6.0As a game released relatively late in the SNES release cycle, Cotton 100% has a graphical and visual style that works, granted some of the colors are a little on the soft side, which can make it tricky to detect enemy attacks. Still, the slower pacing makes it easier to manage the flow of action and keep up with all of the enemy patterns.
- Game Grin7.0A solid port of an important game in the series. It’s just a shame that it’s not that interesting mechanically. Still, it’s a fun time and the quality of life additions make it a lot more approachable to newcomers.
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