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The first Pikmin I played was Pikmin 3 on Wii U. I thought the game was absolutely wonderful. Comfy as fuck. Now I'm playing Pikmin 4 for the first time and I'm really enjoying it. I'm feeling the true joy of vidya again.

Should I also buy the Pikmin 1 and 2 remasters? How are they different from the other games?

One more thing. It would be amazing to be able to play 4 in 4K60. Should I wait for the upgrade?
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>>736350001
No, emulate them. They have different, worse controls.
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>>736350001
I enjoyed 4 but what were they thinking getting rid of co-op after 3 deluxe?
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Yeah, they're pretty good.

Ideally you would want to play the Gamecube versions though because C stick control is a lot better.
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>>736350001
>Should I also buy the Pikmin 1 and 2 remasters? How are they different from the other games?
they actually expect you to use your brain, unlike 3 and especially 4.
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They're actual games made for people with a brain.
1 is more like 3, 2 is more like 4.
They're GameCube games and you move your pikmin with the C-stick, basically commanding them as blob army to overrun enemies. They made the charging thing to try to be similar but it's meh



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