This is probably gonna be an unpopular opinion, but I for one am kinda getting tired of hearing about Reggie. I feel like there's basically an article with his name on it everyday. I love the guy, but he's been gone from Nintendo for 3 years now...
Link's Awakening was the first game I ever played, it truly is special to me. But if there's no extra content (I'm talking new dungeons, NOT boss rush mode or hero mode), then I'll have to wait until it goes on sale at $40, maybe $50. There's just too many games coming out and only a limited amount of money in my wallet.
When I was a kid, I was so pumped for Fossil Fighters! Every time I saw those live action commercials, I got more and more impatient. I really wouldn't mind Nintendo reviving (no pun intended) this series!!
I believe this interview was lost in translation. What he really says is: "We wanted to make two versions so we can milk as much money out of the consumers as possible. We spun a wheel and it just so happened to have landed on Eevee."
That's four years of Japanese class in high school, you're welcome.
I was five years old when I played Pokémon Blue. I'm not gonna lie, I found it pretty difficult. But that's why I loved it. Any time I beat a gym or my rival, I felt a wave of accomplishment overtake me. The game was my everything. Heck, I even used it to help myself get better at reading! And this brings me to my opinion on Gamefreak'making the music "friendlier." So what's going to happen to Lavender Town? As I mentioned, I was five when I first played Pokémon Blue. From the second I entered Lavender Town, I knew something was off. The NPC dialogue freaked me out, the infamous music was haunting, and having to face the fact that Pokémon can die was something that will stick with me forever. Now I will admit, these factors did in fact scare me as a child. Every time I'd replay the game, I'd shut off the sound and rush through Lavender Town as quick as possible. Yet, I have the fondest memories of Lavender Town more than anything else in the game. And there's the beauty; An 8-bit adventure left an impression on me that I'll never forget. Gamefreak made me feel. Now you might be thinking that I hate these new games, but I honestly don't. I simply wish for the kids experiencing Pokémon for the first time through these new game are left with the same impressions Blue left on me. I feel that, for the lack of a better term, censoring the game will leave a gaping hole in the overall experience. I hope this is not the case. I really hope they keep the things that challenged not only my ability, but also my emotions. If they end up taking out Marowak's tragic story, or heck even the Pokémon Tower entirely, I understand why. But I hope they end up keeping it in. I love Pokémon and I feel so excited for the new generation of kids that'll fall in love with it the same way I did with Pokémon Blue.
@Ryu_Niiyama I played the first and second season. The first was very disappointing. The pacing was bad, it took so long to complete the most simple objectives. And despite being a game that's all about how your actions affect the story, the ending is the same no matter what decisions you've made. I personally don't like how Telltale handled this. They appeared to have fixed this in season 2, but alas, the "different endings" of this season have minimal impact going onto the third. I'd say save your money. If you have a PS4, I'd recommend Until Dawn. It's like this game, but (much) better graphics, better pace, and unlike The Walking Dead, your choices actually matter in this game.
@Lizuka Same, stopped after season 2. It's a really fun show, but I personally like watching series where there are stakes involved with every battle. If everyone is protected by plot armor, then I quickly lose interest.
@ImagineerNik Exactly what I was gonna say. There's a reason that Minions cost $74 million and Inside Out cost $175 million. Despite them coming out the same year, one clearly showed that it was made out of effort and heart, while the other was just another cash grab.
I find myself agreeing with most, if not all, of the points made here; especially with what you said about the last two generations "I've played through Pokémon Y and Pokémon Sun thoroughly and have felt somewhat disappointed during both occasions." I enjoy them, but I can't help but find myself having less fun when playing X/Y + Sun/Moon in comparisons to the previous entries. And yes; mega evolutions, ultra beasts, z-moves, and especially Klefki are all aspects I could live without. Aside from that, I don't know if anyone else agrees with me on this, but I simply do not like Fairy types.
@S20TEW Same here. My Wii U's wifi connection was perfectly fine, but with the Switch, (in the same exact location), the wifi connection is pretty much non-existent. Guess I'm not getting Splatoon 2...
@Baker1000 Yeah that was happening to me this morning, I tried again a few hours later and it worked fine. It was probably just due to traffic, hopefully it's up now!
Does anyone know about the dialogue in the game? Is it a built in story or can I write my own story and write all the dialogue for each character (choosing their names, what they say, text font, etc.)?
@Arcamenel
I completely agree with your points.
I guess the thing I'm worried about is if it's as difficult as Gen 6, or on the level of Gen 4. By comparison, I could replay Gen 4 over and over again, but it still maintains its fair difficulty meter because the NPC's are simply smarter. Meanwhile, I find myself gliding through Gen 6 without even seeing what move I'm using. There is definitely a presence of a more "kid-friendly," or a downward curve in difficulty in Gen 6.
@Gridatttack
Despite the review, I can't help but feel as though the difficulty is still not on par with the first few gens. Since you already have played the game, could you voice your opinion on the difficulty meter?
@hYdeks I completely agree. There was basically no reason for me to get a Wii U, as every game for that system has a port and/or counterpart playable on the 3DS.
-.- "great relationship with Ubisoft" you say? NO!
Seriously, how could he say that when the only game Ubisoft will publish on the Wii U is Just Dance. Nintendo, Ubisoft has let you down multiple times whether it be the Rayman Legends fiasco or the fact that they've said that they'll "only publish family friendly titles for Wii U from now on", which means no titles from upcoming and past games in series such as Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and Watch Dogs.
This is the problem Nintendo, you don't understand what a "great relationship" entitles.
Got CN: S.T.E.A.M. a couple months back for $15, and I definitely don't regret my purchase. It's a really good, challenging and unique game; it falls under the "hidden gem" category, some might say.
The one thing that matters to me most is the need for a higher level difficulty. Pokémon has always been for everyone, not just kids. X&Y and ORAS were just way too easy as compared to previous entries in the series. There should definitely be several difficulty modes in the game. Also I'd love to see more diverse gyms leaders and elite four members. By this I mean I'd like their teams to not focus on one type. For example in Diamond&Pearl, Volkner had two electric types, but also a normal type and a water type. So no, you couldn't just use a ground type to take out his team, his diversity made the battle so much better. Finally we need a new type solely to balance out the fairy type, because that's the OP type now, not dragon.
EDIT: Let me further expand upon the whole gym thing. I think there should be a restriction on the amount of members you can use during the battle. Like in the anime, where Ash can only use the same amount of Pokémon as the gym leader uses. Also in the anime, we see Gary have 10 gym badges. What if there were more gyms in the game and you decided which 8 you wanted to take on? And I definitely agree with the mid-battle evolution idea, I've been wanting that for a while now
I love my 3DS so much, but seriously, other then Pokemon, Kirby, and some JRPGs, the lineup is looking very poor. I really wish Nintendo would put some more heart into their awesome handheld! (I dare someone to tell me that Sonic Boom Fire & Ice counts...) Also Metroid Prime FF might not be bad... AND BLAST BALL
So correct me if I'm wrong, but the only "big" releases we have left this year are Pokemon S&M and the Paper Mario CS (which will either be amazing or horrible)
Bravely Default was a game I was surprised to have loved so much. I bought it on whim, and don't regret spending a single penny. I'm so glad that what I'm hearing from the sequel is mostly great, because I can't wait to delve back into this awesome world!!
@NintendoFan64 I couldn't agree with you more, you explained Nintendo's year perfectly! Except that whole part about hearing nice thing for Ultra Smash and Amiibo Festival... I've heard absolutely no praise for the games, just bitter hatred.
@darthllama While I completely agree with everything you've said, I'm going to have to go against your opinion on the 3DS support (just my opinion on it). Overall I'd say Nintendo completely neglected the 3DS this year. Though people will argue that it had a slew of games, it only has TWO big ones, Majora's Mask and Xenoblade 3D, but still those were both remakes/ports. Let's face it, Tri Force Heroes, AC Happy Home Designer, and Codename Steam just didn't do it for me and many other people. And as for the New 3DS, Nintendo went against their promise of exclusives with the only two games for the handheld being Xenoblade and The Binding of Isaac.
Nintendo only released big games this year (not including games already out in Japan ***FIRE EMBLEM***) and one of the games was a remake... Very disappointing year overall. I only used my Wii U primarily for Smash and Splatoon and my 3DS hasn't seen the light of day in a long time.
Yes!! I love the Pikmin series so much!! >u< I really hope this isn't a DeNa project, and I doubt it is. Pikmin is meant to have beautiful visuals, only made possibly by consoles and not smart phones. I am so hyped for this game, I really hope it'll continue the story of Pikmin 3. Oh and let's not forget, NEW PIKMIN TYPES!! (I wish...)
@Bat-Moves98 Thanks! And I'm so sorry, but I already downloaded the theme yesterday... But there might be a chance that Atlus/Nintendo will release the theme separately for purchase. If not, the game will definitely be on sale soon enough, and I suggest you give it a try! (Be warned though, the game takes up SO MUCH space...) Once again sorry for not being of help, but good luck to getting the theme!
Alright, after a day of playing the game, I have concluded that it's pretty good. The camera is faulty, but after playing Kid Icarus Uprising for hundreds of hours (not kidding, that game is my life), I got used to the camera controls. My only big complaint is the critical hits, which are timed randomly and don't work every time. Overall I'd say to only get this game if your an Attack on Titan fan. Salute The Wings of Freedom!!
No these are not the right reasons to buy a Wii U... Except for their games. Nintendo knows how to make real games. We don't need war time or gta-esc games. We need games that bring out our imagination, ones that make us happy and not rage, the games that when we're older and re-play them, make a tear run down our face as we relive childhood memories.
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Re: Reggie Talks About NoA Union Issues: "This Isn't The Nintendo That I Left"
This is probably gonna be an unpopular opinion, but I for one am kinda getting tired of hearing about Reggie. I feel like there's basically an article with his name on it everyday. I love the guy, but he's been gone from Nintendo for 3 years now...
Re: Talking Point: Is The Remake Of Zelda: Link’s Awakening Worth $60?
Link's Awakening was the first game I ever played, it truly is special to me. But if there's no extra content (I'm talking new dungeons, NOT boss rush mode or hero mode), then I'll have to wait until it goes on sale at $40, maybe $50. There's just too many games coming out and only a limited amount of money in my wallet.
Re: Stardew Valley Performance Update Addresses Frame Rate Issues On Bigger Farms
@BigMac1204 Just downloaded it a few days ago, and for $15, I'd say it was definitely worth it!
Re: Nintendo Grabs More Smartphone-Related Trademarks, This Time For Fossil Fighters, The Last Story And Wii
When I was a kid, I was so pumped for Fossil Fighters! Every time I saw those live action commercials, I got more and more impatient. I really wouldn't mind Nintendo reviving (no pun intended) this series!!
Re: Director Junichi Masuda Explains Why Eevee Is One Of The Stars In Pokémon Let's Go
I believe this interview was lost in translation. What he really says is: "We wanted to make two versions so we can milk as much money out of the consumers as possible. We spun a wheel and it just so happened to have landed on Eevee."
That's four years of Japanese class in high school, you're welcome.
Re: Photorealistic Graphics Didn't Match Welcoming Nature Of Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu And Eevee
I was five years old when I played Pokémon Blue. I'm not gonna lie, I found it pretty difficult. But that's why I loved it. Any time I beat a gym or my rival, I felt a wave of accomplishment overtake me. The game was my everything. Heck, I even used it to help myself get better at reading! And this brings me to my opinion on Gamefreak'making the music "friendlier." So what's going to happen to Lavender Town? As I mentioned, I was five when I first played Pokémon Blue. From the second I entered Lavender Town, I knew something was off. The NPC dialogue freaked me out, the infamous music was haunting, and having to face the fact that Pokémon can die was something that will stick with me forever. Now I will admit, these factors did in fact scare me as a child. Every time I'd replay the game, I'd shut off the sound and rush through Lavender Town as quick as possible. Yet, I have the fondest memories of Lavender Town more than anything else in the game. And there's the beauty; An 8-bit adventure left an impression on me that I'll never forget. Gamefreak made me feel. Now you might be thinking that I hate these new games, but I honestly don't. I simply wish for the kids experiencing Pokémon for the first time through these new game are left with the same impressions Blue left on me. I feel that, for the lack of a better term, censoring the game will leave a gaping hole in the overall experience. I hope this is not the case. I really hope they keep the things that challenged not only my ability, but also my emotions. If they end up taking out Marowak's tragic story, or heck even the Pokémon Tower entirely, I understand why. But I hope they end up keeping it in. I love Pokémon and I feel so excited for the new generation of kids that'll fall in love with it the same way I did with Pokémon Blue.
Re: Reminder: Nintendo's Mobile RPG Dragalia Lost Is Now Available, In Some Countries At Least
Over 2GB to download?!
Can't go down with a sinking ship if I never get on it, I suppose.
Re: RPG Maker MV Releases In North America Next February
Wasted my money on RPG Maker FES for the 3DS, not gonna make the same mistake here.
Re: Telltale's The Walking Dead Seasons 1, 2 And 3 Are All Coming To Switch This Year
@Ryu_Niiyama
I played the first and second season.
The first was very disappointing. The pacing was bad, it took so long to complete the most simple objectives. And despite being a game that's all about how your actions affect the story, the ending is the same no matter what decisions you've made. I personally don't like how Telltale handled this.
They appeared to have fixed this in season 2, but alas, the "different endings" of this season have minimal impact going onto the third.
I'd say save your money. If you have a PS4, I'd recommend Until Dawn. It's like this game, but (much) better graphics, better pace, and unlike The Walking Dead, your choices actually matter in this game.
Re: My Hero One's Justice Arrives In The West On 26th October
@Lizuka
Same, stopped after season 2. It's a really fun show, but I personally like watching series where there are stakes involved with every battle. If everyone is protected by plot armor, then I quickly lose interest.
Re: Miyamoto Explains Why Illumination Was Chosen For The Upcoming Mario Movie
@ImagineerNik
Exactly what I was gonna say. There's a reason that Minions cost $74 million and Inside Out cost $175 million. Despite them coming out the same year, one clearly showed that it was made out of effort and heart, while the other was just another cash grab.
Re: Soapbox: What The Upcoming Pokémon Switch RPG Can Learn From Recent Pokémon Games
@MFD
😂 This is true.
Sylveon's adorability overshadows my dislike of its fairy type.
Re: Soapbox: What The Upcoming Pokémon Switch RPG Can Learn From Recent Pokémon Games
I find myself agreeing with most, if not all, of the points made here; especially with what you said about the last two generations "I've played through Pokémon Y and Pokémon Sun thoroughly and have felt somewhat disappointed during both occasions." I enjoy them, but I can't help but find myself having less fun when playing X/Y + Sun/Moon in comparisons to the previous entries.
And yes; mega evolutions, ultra beasts, z-moves, and especially Klefki are all aspects I could live without.
Aside from that, I don't know if anyone else agrees with me on this, but I simply do not like Fairy types.
Re: Nintendo Switch Wi-Fi Issue Could Be Why Your Games Keep Dropping Frames
@S20TEW
Same here. My Wii U's wifi connection was perfectly fine, but with the Switch, (in the same exact location), the wifi connection is pretty much non-existent.
Guess I'm not getting Splatoon 2...
Re: It's Time to Claim Your Nintendo Account User ID for Nintendo Switch
@Baker1000
Yeah that was happening to me this morning, I tried again a few hours later and it worked fine. It was probably just due to traffic, hopefully it's up now!
Re: Hands On: Creating a Quest in RPG Maker Fes
Does anyone know about the dialogue in the game? Is it a built in story or can I write my own story and write all the dialogue for each character (choosing their names, what they say, text font, etc.)?
Re: Review: Pokémon Sun and Moon (3DS)
@Arcamenel
I completely agree with your points.
I guess the thing I'm worried about is if it's as difficult as Gen 6, or on the level of Gen 4. By comparison, I could replay Gen 4 over and over again, but it still maintains its fair difficulty meter because the NPC's are simply smarter. Meanwhile, I find myself gliding through Gen 6 without even seeing what move I'm using. There is definitely a presence of a more "kid-friendly," or a downward curve in difficulty in Gen 6.
Re: Review: Pokémon Sun and Moon (3DS)
@Gridatttack
Despite the review, I can't help but feel as though the difficulty is still not on par with the first few gens. Since you already have played the game, could you voice your opinion on the difficulty meter?
Re: Yooka-Laylee Will Be Getting a Boxed Release
This is just more incentive for me to get the game (by which I mean my Wii U barely has any storage left for me to even be able to download it... )
Re: Poll: Did the 3DS Nintendo Direct Boost Your Hype for the Portable's Line-Up?
@hYdeks I completely agree. There was basically no reason for me to get a Wii U, as every game for that system has a port and/or counterpart playable on the 3DS.
Re: Poll: What Are Your Favourite Mini NES Games?
Anyone else give some love to Kid Icarus?
Re: Nintendo Outlines Key Goals to Ensure NX Success
-.- "great relationship with Ubisoft" you say? NO!
Seriously, how could he say that when the only game Ubisoft will publish on the Wii U is Just Dance. Nintendo, Ubisoft has let you down multiple times whether it be the Rayman Legends fiasco or the fact that they've said that they'll "only publish family friendly titles for Wii U from now on", which means no titles from upcoming and past games in series such as Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and Watch Dogs.
This is the problem Nintendo, you don't understand what a "great relationship" entitles.
Re: Nintendo Publishes Part Two of the Miyamoto and Hayashi Star Fox Zero Interview
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Miyamoto in charge of Pikmin 3?
Re: Editorial: Fire Emblem Fates and Code Name S.T.E.A.M., Two Very Different Intelligent Systems Ventures
Got CN: S.T.E.A.M. a couple months back for $15, and I definitely don't regret my purchase. It's a really good, challenging and unique game; it falls under the "hidden gem" category, some might say.
Re: Poll: Did The First Pokémon: Sun and Moon Trailers and Starter Pokémon Get You Excited?
For once the grass starter isn't my favorite of the three...
LITTEN FTW!!!!
Re: Disney Infinity Has Been Cancelled
Never played the game, nor ever want to play it... but this is some pretty harsh news for both the fans and the workers that have lost their jobs...
Re: Talking Point: What Would You Like to See From Pokémon Sun and Moon?
The one thing that matters to me most is the need for a higher level difficulty. Pokémon has always been for everyone, not just kids. X&Y and ORAS were just way too easy as compared to previous entries in the series. There should definitely be several difficulty modes in the game. Also I'd love to see more diverse gyms leaders and elite four members. By this I mean I'd like their teams to not focus on one type. For example in Diamond&Pearl, Volkner had two electric types, but also a normal type and a water type. So no, you couldn't just use a ground type to take out his team, his diversity made the battle so much better. Finally we need a new type solely to balance out the fairy type, because that's the OP type now, not dragon.
EDIT: Let me further expand upon the whole gym thing. I think there should be a restriction on the amount of members you can use during the battle. Like in the anime, where Ash can only use the same amount of Pokémon as the gym leader uses. Also in the anime, we see Gary have 10 gym badges. What if there were more gyms in the game and you decided which 8 you wanted to take on? And I definitely agree with the mid-battle evolution idea, I've been wanting that for a while now
Re: Poll: Are You Confident About Nintendo's 3DS Focus for 2016?
I love my 3DS so much, but seriously, other then Pokemon, Kirby, and some JRPGs, the lineup is looking very poor. I really wish Nintendo would put some more heart into their awesome handheld!
(I dare someone to tell me that Sonic Boom Fire & Ice counts...)
Also Metroid Prime FF might not be bad... AND BLAST BALL
Re: Nintendo Will Reveal NX Price, Launch Lineup And Specs This Year, Claims Nikkei
So correct me if I'm wrong, but the only "big" releases we have left this year are Pokemon S&M and the Paper Mario CS (which will either be amazing or horrible)
Re: SpongeBob SquarePants is the Theme for the Next Splatoon Splatfest
@TheLastLugia FOR THE KRUSTY KRAB!!
Re: Poll: The Utterly Charming Animal Crossing Series Is 15 Today, But Which Is Your Favourite?
Amiibo Festival is not only the best Animal Crossing game, but it is also THE greatest game ever made. 😁
Re: Talking Point: My Nintendo's Pros, Cons and Areas for Improvement
Okay Nintendo, I'll download games on my 4gb 3DS and my barely 32gb Wii U. Oh wait...
I miss Club Nintendo.
Re: Review: Bravely Second: End Layer (3DS)
Bravely Default was a game I was surprised to have loved so much. I bought it on whim, and don't regret spending a single penny. I'm so glad that what I'm hearing from the sequel is mostly great, because I can't wait to delve back into this awesome world!!
Re: Poll: What Did You Think of Nintendo's 2015?
@NintendoFan64 I couldn't agree with you more, you explained Nintendo's year perfectly! Except that whole part about hearing nice thing for Ultra Smash and Amiibo Festival... I've heard absolutely no praise for the games, just bitter hatred.
Re: Poll: What Did You Think of Nintendo's 2015?
@darthllama While I completely agree with everything you've said, I'm going to have to go against your opinion on the 3DS support (just my opinion on it). Overall I'd say Nintendo completely neglected the 3DS this year. Though people will argue that it had a slew of games, it only has TWO big ones, Majora's Mask and Xenoblade 3D, but still those were both remakes/ports. Let's face it, Tri Force Heroes, AC Happy Home Designer, and Codename Steam just didn't do it for me and many other people. And as for the New 3DS, Nintendo went against their promise of exclusives with the only two games for the handheld being Xenoblade and The Binding of Isaac.
Re: Poll: What Did You Think of Nintendo's 2015?
Nintendo only released big games this year (not including games already out in Japan ***FIRE EMBLEM***) and one of the games was a remake... Very disappointing year overall. I only used my Wii U primarily for Smash and Splatoon and my 3DS hasn't seen the light of day in a long time.
Re: Random: Here's Where All the Koopalings Got Their Names
Larry! Larry is the best!
Re: Giveaway: Grab Yourself a Free Copy of Cube Life: Island Survival
No... I'm good...
Re: Pikmin 4 is "Very Close to Completion", Though Its Platform is Unclear
Yes!! I love the Pikmin series so much!! >u<
I really hope this isn't a DeNa project, and I doubt it is. Pikmin is meant to have beautiful visuals, only made possibly by consoles and not smart phones.
I am so hyped for this game, I really hope it'll continue the story of Pikmin 3.
Oh and let's not forget, NEW PIKMIN TYPES!! (I wish...)
Re: Feature: Nintendo Franchises We Want to See at E3 - Kid Icarus
Kid Icarus Uprising is my favorite game of all time. But as Hades said himself, we won't be seeing a new game for about another 22 years...
Re: Review: Attack on Titan: Humanity in Chains (3DS)
@Bat-Moves98
Thanks!
And I'm so sorry, but I already downloaded the theme yesterday...
But there might be a chance that Atlus/Nintendo will release the theme separately for purchase. If not, the game will definitely be on sale soon enough, and I suggest you give it a try! (Be warned though, the game takes up SO MUCH space...)
Once again sorry for not being of help, but good luck to getting the theme!
Re: Review: Attack on Titan: Humanity in Chains (3DS)
Alright, after a day of playing the game, I have concluded that it's pretty good.
The camera is faulty, but after playing Kid Icarus Uprising for hundreds of hours (not kidding, that game is my life), I got used to the camera controls.
My only big complaint is the critical hits, which are timed randomly and don't work every time.
Overall I'd say to only get this game if your an Attack on Titan fan.
Salute The Wings of Freedom!!
Re: Atlus Confirms Attack on Titan: Humanity in Chains Release Date
I don't even care if this game is bad, I'm getting it no matter what!!
AoT FTW!!!!
Re: Attack on Titan: Humanity in Chains Launches On 3DS eShop This May, Anime Episodes Also Available
My life is legitimately complete... Just wish they made a physical version too...
Re: Club Nintendo to Close, With Replacement Loyalty Programme Coming Later in the Year
I'm incredibly shocked...
But does anyone know what currency they'll be using for the new program? Should I put all my coins in now?
Re: Retrospective: The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap - A Decade On
I don't care what anyone says, this is still one of my favorite Zelda adventures!! Also it's cool that the game and I share birthdays!!
Re: Video: We Go Hands On With Some 2nd Wave amiibo Figures
Does anyone know when the Pit amiibo comes out in North America?
Re: Weirdness: Fan-Made Pokémon Virtual Reality Prototype Rears its Head
I WANT IT!!
Re: Feature: Five Reasons To Choose Wii U This Holiday Season
No these are not the right reasons to buy a Wii U... Except for their games.
Nintendo knows how to make real games. We don't need war time or gta-esc games. We need games that bring out our imagination, ones that make us happy and not rage, the games that when we're older and re-play them, make a tear run down our face as we relive childhood memories.
Re: Mewtwo Returns to Super Smash Bros., Ridley and Metal Face Explained
Does anyone know why they didn't show whatever that screenshot (Duck Hunt D'uh) from yesterday's pic of the day??