From Joystiq
"Sega has issued a patch for the Wii U version of Sonic: Lost World, adjusting the game's difficulty in response to player feedback and reintroducing the series-standard "100 rings = extra life" mechanic.
After applying the update, players will now receive ten lives after getting a Game Over, compared to the five lives that players started out with pre-patch. Our review cited a lack of opportunities to earn extra lives as a major drawback in Sonic: Lost World, as players can easily run out of lives in the difficult later levels, leading to frequent and frustrating restarts.
The patch additionally enables analog stick and button control for some of Sonic's Wisp powers, eliminating the need for motion controls and touch screen input."
And of course this happens after the suffering I went through to beat it.
Ugh.
Quote from: {Your Lovely Kyo}~ on Dec 12, 2013 04:20 AM
The patch additionally enables analog stick and button control for some of Sonic's Wisp powers, eliminating the need for motion controls and touch screen input."
Except Rhythm Wisp...
Okay, that's good Sonic Team, but I'm not gonna be satisfied until you revamp the physics engine.
It's a game I like, so of course it bombed =P
You're surprised?
Well isn't that nice of you.
Now all they need is to get rid of the god awful gyro gimmick in the 3DS port.
Why are you playing the 3DS ver.?