Sly Cooper Confessions!

"After replaying Thieves in Time years later, I have to say: Carmelita is by far the most psychologically flanderized character of the whole cast. 'Oh great, I have to team up with that lying ringtail who loves me so much to catch a skunk and save his family from being erased.' Give me a break. What has the trophy generation done to you, Carmelita? Where's the independent, fireball, take-no-prisoners Carmelita we used to know and love? This Carmelita is BULLSHIT!"

"WHO IS THE FACE IN THE HOT DOG STAND?????"

Confessed by: Anonymous

"I've always wondered, is Muggshot really the most beloved character in the Fiendish Five to bring him back three times? I like the character, but I always preferred Mz Ruby (and I know Panda King was playable and all, but his last appearance was in Sly 3, while Muggshot was in the promotion of Sly 4)."

"I think what doesn't work for me in Sly 4 when playing is the color scheme of the environments. Call me crazy, but in the original trilogy, the maps had a limited color palette, generally two or three characteristic colors that you automatically associated with a particular level, which is why it was so significant (Paris was dark blue, India yellow, Prague black, Venice yellow as well, etc.). In Sly 4, with the exception of the prehistoric level, the maps have too many contrasts and colors, whether it's details, decorations, or things that are important but don't seem so because, again, with such vibrant colors, everything seems important. I don't know if it was due to the limitations of the PS2 or if it was intentional, but while playing, I couldn't shake the feeling that I didn't like the world I was exploring, and even if I try I can't remember any of them while I can tell you every way of entering raja's palace (although maybe it's just me)."

"I learned that the "Hopping Vampires" are actually a known mythical thing, called Jiangshi. Just a little thing I find interesting. (I learned that from Cookie Run of all places. From one of the costumes.)"

"In terms of narrative potential, Sly could've had a 2nd life as a comic book series. After all, Sonic The Hedgehog showed off what you could do with that kind of medium--though that may vary depending on who you ask."

Confessed by: galaxy98