Dark Samus plays just like regular Samus, but a little floatier.
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This makes moving up and down floatier than flying a tiny fighter might be, but it doesn't take long to get used to it.
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I never knew why some people considered it a weak link—it was just different, what with its veggie-throwing and even-weirder enemies and floatier physics.
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Instead, think of spirits as gear: you can equip a few at a time, and they do things like increase your strength or defense, or offer unique abilities like a floatier jump.
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A few other mechanics have a second in the spotlight: there's wall-jumping this time, and the timing looks like Mario's iteration, a hair or two softer for Raz' slightly floatier base jump.
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That tends to lend itself to him being more into doing stuff that requires a specialists control, where with me everything I do is floatier, so the types of jobs we would go for are not the same.
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Sharp Objects director Jean-Marc Vallée gives his series a much gauzier, floatier look than Castle Rock's directors have, but both series take place in towns that seem to be projecting a sense of ordinary life, with a sharp taste of menace underneath.
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Seed's foster little sister, a keytone specialist assistant. Her sentiments are very similar to her brother's, though she also has a childish side. By moving the fountain's Lapis found in Floatier, she is able to cure Seed. A genius inventor who has become an idol from Barrierbar Kingdom.
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A young keytone specialist from the floating city Floatie. It's hard to see his motivation, and he doesn't show his true feelings to someone else, though his sense of justice is unusually strong. During childhood, his birthplace Floating Castle Fonrex was destroyed, and he was saved and taken to Floatier. He was afflicted by Sand's Curse.
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Larry Fitzmaurice of Pitchfork dubbed the album "upsettingly uneven", adding that it represented a transition away from the sound of band's earlier work, which he felt was still evident in "Ace of Hz" and "Mirage", towards a "floatier, airy feel". Michael Hann of The Guardian expressed that Gravity the Seducer did not measure up to the band's earlier work, picking out their earlier single "Destroy Everything You Touch" as a yardstick "that subsequent work will always be judged against". Spin magazine's Barry Walters remarked that the album "lacks the infectious, dark-disco rumble" of Ladytron's earlier work, noting that it "withhold[s] the hooks that previously put the sweet in their bitter". John Calvert of Drowned in Sound characterised the album as "slightly bland" and "nondescript in its understated sophistication", concluding that "Gravity the Seducer never manages to get under your skin the way the band intended".
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