Mario500

"GameStop Is Betting The Farm On NFTs, And Investors Are All For It"

"Farm"?

"E3 Is Going To Be Digital-Only Again This Year, Thanks To COVID-19"

"Thanks"?

(suggests a different version of this part of this article: News Regarding Another Possible Digital-only E3 Due to Possible Health Risks)

"That's one hell of a discount"

(suggests changing this part of this article to one not involving vulgar (or profane) language)

@GrailUK

"*ofc I'm getting the museum lol."

"ofc"?

@Bloodmetal

"This game was mysteriously dumped by the Mame team and the cabinet at Nintendo of America is no longer working."

(requests proof of the details in the part of the message quoted here)

@BloodNinja

"We can't make too many, which gives us reason not to lower the price. Please understand."

?

"If you are a My Nintendo member located in North America, then you might be one of the eligible users who can currently redeem a free Nintendo Switch Online trial."

(suggests not redeeming such as trial for as long as this Nintendo Switch Online involves fees)

@Silly_G

"(and BDSP remain unfinished with the GTS still being inaccessible)."

"BDSP" and "GTS"?

(suggests not accepting any offer of a "free trial" for this "Nintendo Switch Online" for as long as it involves fees)

@iLikeUrAttitude

"The only notable changes were the nerfs for Min Min and Pythra/Mythra which were very much deserved."

(does not believe such "changes" were "deserved")

@korosanbo

"I don't complain about them fixing them. I just find it frustrating that they actually shipped the game in that state and didn't take some time to do some QA"

"QA"?

Note for author or editor of this site: a suggestion for checking the text (of a certain word) immediately after this part of the article on this page:

"No specific release date has been shared just"

"Those who like their games to fill their screen will be disappointed: unless you choose 4:3 with scanlines or the god-awful super-stretchy 16:9 filter,"

(finds some of the language in this part of the article on this page to had been vulgar (or profane), unnecessary, and detrimental)

(suggests not using any free trial for this Nintendo Switch Online for as long as it involves fees)

"Have you experienced any Joy-Con 'drift' issues in recent times? Do you think Joy-Con reliability has improved over time? Leave a comment down below."

(remembers never having had such "issues" with any "Joy-Con" of mine after having had used them often since the day* I had received them (with a Nintendo Switch system of mine))

(*the Tuesday of the eleventh day of May of the calendar year 2021))

@Octane

"Knack"?

"Richard Burton (no, not that one)"

?

"As you might expect, John Leguizamo - who played Luigi in the 1993 live-action Mario movie – has some words to say about this topic, too. Taking to Twitter, Leguizamo hit out at the lack of variety when it came to the main cast while celebrating the 'groundbreaking colour-blind casting' of the 1993 version (which he incorrectly says is the 'original', which seems to suggest he thinks this new film is a reboot)."

(finds the part of this part of the article between parentheses to had been unfair and unnecessary)

@SeantheDon29

"Gg"?

@Expa0

"I was very disappointed when I realized the Namco collection was just crusty NES versions and the Arcade collection from the Switch release didn't have Mappy at all."

(wishes to have more details of this "Namco collection")

"Don't Worry, Nintendo Isn't Abandoning Switch Online's SNES And NES Libraries"

(senses conversational language in this part of the article; suggests not using such language in future articles for this site)

"Will games continue to be added to this service, or is Nintendo done with these older retro libraries for good?"

"for good"?

"*Insert gripe about MK8's age here..."

(finds this part of the article to had been unobjective and unnecessary)

"Yes, you’re screaming, it did get a version of Sonic 3D as well as the racing spin-off Sonic R, but the best Sonic title in this era was the Sonic Jam compilation of classics."

(finds this part of the article to had been unfair and assumptious)

(suggests not subscribing to this Nintendo Switch Online for as long as it remains a service for which fees are involved)

@Octorok385

"I love that a Bomberman game is getting content, but do I get the new content if I actually PURCHASED Bomberman R at launch? I'm a little annoyed that something I bought went free to play."

(wonders about whether this message was posted in regards to to two different games (with certain names different from each other (Super Bomberman R and Super Bomberman R Online)) or not)

@Snatcher

"I'm pretty sure he was talking about himself. and not you."

(does not remember having had found the part of the article I had quoted here in a previous message of mine to had been one applicable to me)

"Hey, who the heck would notice a borked and stretched Sonic, amirite?! says the chubby Sonic lover who's always turned their nose up at the hedgehog's lanky model in the 3D games. Don't worry, we'll chase the joyless 3D Sonic hater off the premises post haste."

(finds this part of the article to had been unnecessary, insulting, negative, and detrimental)

@OorWullie

"I would be playing a few rounds of this most days, if not for the ridiculous load times. Bomberman Online on WiiWare was the same. The game is great fun too. It'll be a shame if they don't fix it. They need to be drastically reduced though."

(wonders about whether the "Bomberman Online" mentioned in this message was a reference to a certain Bomberman Blast game or not)

@PessitheMystic

"Also, if you want to get right down to it, using Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka almost verbatim then calling it 'Kafka-esque' is pretty stupid."

(remembers this part of the article:)

"Random: The Official Kirby Website Briefly Had A Kafka-esque Section"

(does not believe in using the word "stupid" to describe an act of calling or describing a section as "Kafka-esque")

"Kirby Wtf.JPG"

(objects to text similar to this text appearing in graphics on the monitor for my desktop computer while having a cursor on the monitor appear over one of the images between certain parts of the article on this page (specifically the image directly below some text similar to this text: "This week brought an amusing subplot, however, with eagle-eyed gamers on social media coming across an unpublished 'News' section of the official website that was packed with placeholder text, articles and 20th Anniversary art."))

@TheFrenchiestFry

"I'm glad we can at least toggle between the old OST and the new one"

(requests details confirming these details)

@Chocobo_Shepherd

"Because you don't know who Geoff Keighley is?

(does not know this "Geoff Keighley")

@Arkay

"What if Zelda was a grill?"

"grill"?

@Chocobo_Shepherd

"Pardon?"

(wishes to have understanding of the "Geoff Keighley" mentioned in this message: "Reggie was always a master at side-stepping Geoff Keighley's constant barbs about Nintendo not having games for "the hardcore" or not belonging on the same level as the other hardware companies.")

@Chocobo_Shepherd

"Reggie was always a master at side-stepping Geoff Keighley's constant barbs about Nintendo not having games for "the hardcore" or not belonging on the same level as the other hardware companies."

(wonders about the "Geoff Keighley" mentioned in this message)

(imagines a more objective version of this article; posts an example of a more objective version of a certain part of the article (near its bottom))

www.amazon.co.uk had 24th May 2022 as the date by which the book was set to launch by the time of this writing.

(wonders about whether this Sonic Colors: Ultimate game would have an option for playing music used in the game it was based upon or not)

"Bombuzal – Strategically detonate every bomb in each level while leaving yourself a safe place to stand when the dust settles. In this puzzle game, you’ll have to be quick, because time is short. Just make sure you remember to take the size of each explosion into account, or it could blow a hole in all your careful planning. Good luck, and have a blast!"

(remembers having had known this game as Kablooey and having had played it several times (with enjoyment))

@zool

"I won't buy any game that wants me to own it before I've read a review or played a demo.

It was suggested it is a game for children, which suggests to me a game that almost plays itself, like Kirby on Switch."

(wonders about this "Kirby on Switch")

"This Week in History for May 29-June 4" (article)

Quotations of certain parts of the article:

"The Week in History for May 29-June 4

Aberdeen News

Published 1:00 a.m. CT May 29, 2021"

"June 2

1941: Baseball Hall of Famer Lou Gehrig died at age 37 of a degenerative disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

1981: The Japanese video arcade game 'Donkey Kong' made its U.S. debut.

1990: Groton had a golf course for the first time in 48 years.

1997: Timothy McVeigh was convicted of murder and conspiracy in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 people.

2012: Ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was sentenced to life in prison after a court convicted him on charges of complicity in the killing of protesters during the 2011 uprising that forced him from power."

(suggests different version of a certain part of the article):

The original Zelda has been in the news lately due to reports of a sealed and mint copy having had been sold for $870,000. Tales from the Collection got in touch with Girvin and asked him why he thought the game had received that price:"

(finds these parts of the article to have had been unnecessary (in addition to having had found them to have had been opinionated)):

It's a pretty deep answer, and we're not sure it quite explains away why such a common game has sold for such a high value when copies are readily available at lower prices (and it's also available digitally), but Girvin could well be on to something here. If Zelda is your favourite game of all time and you happen to have a spare $870,000 lying around that you don't need, it's plausible that you might feel like dropping all of that cash on the best possible copy of the game you can find. We're not saying we'd do it personally, but we can (kinda) see the thought process. Kinda."

"Now, how much do you think a sealed copy of Zelda signed by the man behind the famous cutaway box would fetch at auction? Answers on a postcard (or in the comments below, either is good)."

@Lordplops

"And I wish people weren't so lazy, so i guess sometimes wishes don't come true."

(feels insulted by this message; prefers to receive meaning of the "acronym" mentioned by the author or creator of one of the messages to which I had responded here earlier rather than risk finding an incorrect meaning on my own)

@Lordplops

"It's an acronym, Google it."

(wishes to receive a meaning of the "acronym" from the author or creator of this message)

@Lordplops

"I just hope it's not Vile AF"?

"This Week in History for May 29-June 4" (article)

Quotations of certain parts of the article:

"The Week in History for May 29-June 4

Aberdeen News

Published 1:00 a.m. CT May 29, 2021"

"June 2

1941: Baseball Hall of Famer Lou Gehrig died at age 37 of a degenerative disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

1981: The Japanese video arcade game 'Donkey Kong' made its U.S. debut.

1990: Groton had a golf course for the first time in 48 years.

1997: Timothy McVeigh was convicted of murder and conspiracy in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 people.

2012: Ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was sentenced to life in prison after a court convicted him on charges of complicity in the killing of protesters during the 2011 uprising that forced him from power."