MonocledMetroid

Just in case anyone here doesn't know, the springs in Plant Man's stage don't propel you to random heights, holding the jump button while landing on the springs is what makes you go higher.

@dok5555555 You have to let the update download first, as it is the actual bowling and tennis games, the 40MB bit is just the menus.

@Acampbell128 Yes it is required.

@ChessboardMan Well, they're prequels to the Zero, ZX, and Legends games, but the article's actually just referring to X1 when the word is used.

@A-rae Seems like it'd be about 1200.

That Goemon game isn't Legend of The Mystical Ninja, the one before it is, this one was never localized.

@SkywardLink98 Fair enough then.

@SkywardLink98 It sounds like you want to commit genocide.

@XCWarrior That's a hyphen.

@Transdude1996 3DS.

@Hyperstar96 The same thing everything else he says means "pay attention to me".

This is the one being localized:

http://gonintendo.com/?mode=viewstory&id=211293

@Nintenjoe64 It was 1.08 GB.

@Giggity55 I believe it's like 29.5 available.

@MadAdam81 Clyde Mandelin is a professional translator,the word amateur isn't really appropriate in this situation, they're still extremely unlikely to use an unofficial translation though.

@rjejr I believe Mega Man 9 and 10, as well as those Bust-A-Move and Bubble Bobble remakes have some DLC that's 200 points, and that's all I can really think of.

So, Pocket Fist?

Apparently the original was 1.08 GB, so it's more than twice as big.

It's a TV special, so it doesn't qualify as an OVA.

The NEW 16GB SD cards are also $13 now.

Inafune isn't the creator of Mega Man:

http://www.gamespot.com//news/tgs-07-mega-man-celebrates-20th-anniversary-6179759?

Although things may very well be different now with the internet's greater presence in the world, I'd like to point out that since Japanese doesn't truly have cussing in the same way as other languages,and thus he may not understand the intensity of what he said due to a lack of communication with native speakers. Kamiya may simply not know how strong the language he's using is considered in English, just like how the people behind the Dragon Ball anime thought the middle finger is the equivalent of sticking one's tongue out, he could've thought what he was saying was the same as going "Bah! Leave me alone!".

It's a sale, not a price cut:

http://www.target.com/sb/video-games-electronics/-/N-5xtg5Z5tdv2Z5tdv0?lnk=Rpr|biggest%20video%20game%20event%20of%20the%20season.|Banner_Image|category_page.promo_h_1

Target has deals on every gaming console right now (including at least a dozen for 3ds), and if you eliminate the "on sale" tag from that link but still include the "price cut" one then all the Wii U consoles go bye bye.

I assume the male and male marriages were a result of the game believing that one of the involved parties was actually female, which would mean the dialogue would most likely seem awkward coming from a man due to the way Japanese works:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_differences_in_spoken_Japanese

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_pronouns

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honorific_speech_in_Japanese

Thus, if Nintendo were to actually implement same sex marriage as an actual feature they'd most likely have to write loads of new dialogue for it to be grammatically correct, which probably isn't something Nintendo finds worth the cost.