Nintendo eShop has
BurgerTime Party! (Nintendo Switch Digital Download) on sale for
$4.99
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About this game: - Welcome to Peter Pepper's grill, where the party never ends! Make massive burgers while avoiding edible enemies across over 100 stages stuffed with platforming puzzles and arcade action.
- Dining solo? We have a carefully curated menu of single-player stages to enjoy. If you're looking for a cooperative challenge, then we invite you to join forces with up to three friends and form the ultimate munch squad! But if you'd rather battle it out for control of the kitchen, choose to play as a pepper-slinging Chef or a menacing Food Foe in Battle Burger mode for 2-4 players!
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Younger players or those who have never played arcade quarter-hungry games of this style may be less impressed.
For this price it's an easy decision though, it's a great up-to-4-player party game that almost anyone can play. Easy to learn but tough to beat.
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Younger players or those who have never played arcade quarter-hungry games of this style may be less impressed.
For this price it's an easy decision though, it's a great up-to-4-player party game that almost anyone can play. Easy to learn but tough to beat.
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"but by offering little in the way of innovation and a lack of online multiplayer support, the game feels more like an old browser flash-game than a polished Switch release."
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"but by offering little in the way of innovation and a lack of online multiplayer support, the game feels more like an old browser flash-game than a polished Switch release."
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On a side note: there is a modded Intellivision BurgerTime ROM out there in the wild that has a ton of new levels (which are randomly selected iirc). I have jzINTV emulator and checked it out and it was really cool stuff.
If this included a "classic mode" so you could play the original Arcade version of Burgertime, I'd definitely pay $5 for it. But because it doesn't... I will pass on this.
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