Chisel

Great game, non stop fun. Voice chat completely unnecessary.

Tetris is an RPG where you play the role of a block sorter

No. Demo was terrible. Boring, bland, lifeless. Awful controls. When I want to play Minecraft, I'll play Minecraft. If I wanted a steak, I wouldn't eat a Slim Jim. I will say it does at least look nice, in fact it looks nice enough to make you wonder why no actual Minecraft, although of course MC has a lot more stuff going on 'under the hood' then just stacking up blocks.

I wish Underground was a bit cheaper, but still getting it for the uniqueness of it.

Just needs the Weirding Module peripheral

Day one purchase, and I literally can't remember the last game I bought on release day.

@renaryuugufan92

The game length is not the problem, the format is.

The minigames are short time format, largely twitch/reflex based. Even a tiny bit of lag would make the majority of the minigames unplayable; over a longer time frame a small amount of lag would be possible to overcome, but it would extend the game play which is already fairly extensive. And making the games less 'twitchy' would result in a game that would hardly even be Mario Party. .

Griefing would make this game MISERABLE, not that it doesn't in other games but again look at the format and see how simple it would be to deliberately sabotage others' play time. Yes, part of the fun of MP is intentionally messing with the other players but you know as well as I that adding the anonymity of online makes this much worse. Something as simple as idling as long as possible would be maddening in a fast-paced game such as this.

And don't expect me to believe for a second that players wouldn't be dropping left and right if they fell behind in score. MP is possibly the antithesis of 'hardcore' so people are just not going to care about rep or standing or what have you. I would love to be wrong on this but decades of gaming history has shown this is the case. Having said that, I'd admit limiting play to people on your friends list might alleviate this particular aspect, but then you run into the old complaints of friend codes etc.

A viable, working online mode? That'd be great! But it is just so implausible for this type of game that it shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone that Nintendo judged it not worth the effort.

I'm surprised at how many people want online for this, as even a moment's thought should make you realize what a disaster it would be.

I exclaimed "Well no poopitypoop!" out loud when I read the headline.

And I have bought the ones I have for functionality as well as form. I do not want a full collection but I do want the ones that have a use in games I enjoy. Even if it is something simple as a costume.

I want one for the faster processing power. I would have loved to take advantage of the Gamestop tradein but my store also got none on top of preorders. In some ways I'm glad to wait though, I don't NEED one and it'll give time to shake out any problems it might have. I will say I am not too keen on the idea of a red light for the face tracking, that sounds distracting and annoying.

It does seem likely that a better deal will come later. Not as good as the Gamestop tradein but better than plain retail at least.

I'm done chasing Amiibo. If I see one on the shelf I want, then fine. I should not have to schedule time for a 'purchasing opportunity'

I didn't buy a Wii U to play games I could play on my phone

Scumbags one and all

Blaster Master is a fantastic game. I'm very curious if they kept the pause-on-bosses damage exploit

The way some of you are acting about this makes me very glad there's no voice chat