Scott Pilgrim vs The World: The Game - Complete Edition for Nintendo Switch

Awesome game loved it

Retro graphics, River City Ransom vibes, Anamanaguchi soundtrack. Excellent shape, and the Limited Run release is just as awesome, glad I picked this up.

I like the game

It’s fun buy it now!

It doesnt give the SA1 boxart, it gave the standard eshop one. dissapointing

Always it's a pleasure feel a game phisically on your hand! Great gameplay, a Must-Have for Scott Pilgrim's Fans!

I love this game its a lilttle hard but nothing to hard

Overall, I like the game. The 8-bit graphics are a definite throwback to games of yore and for fans of the movie it makes even more sense. The fun factor is definitely there and for hardcore gamers it will provide a lot of fun.However, that’s for true and intense gamers and fans of the series. Otherwise the controls get very monotonous very quickly and the difficulty gets tedious, even on the “easy” setting. The enemies quickly gang up on you and you find yourself button mashing just to get them off.You gain extra moves as you level up but there is no safe space in which to practice said moves. A banner comes up on the bottom of the screen informing you of a new move and then quickly disappears. You have no choice but to learn on the fly.In spite of this frustration, seeing characters from the books and movie or even characters inspired by certain scenes was a lot of fun. The only thing that ultimately made me put it down is that each level is VERY LONG, and there is no auto save feature. That means that if you get stuck on a level and consistently get the snot beat out of you and you lose all your lives, you have no choice but to start all over.This was the ultimate undoing for me. The levels are fun, bright, and creative…but constantly moving around for coins to buy power ups is annoying after getting banked by so many opps. Then having to start a level over that took you nearly twenty minutes to complete is the worst.Overall I don’t regret the purchase, but if I knew then what I know now, I’d have stayed away and just enjoyed the graphic novels and movie.