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Good job EA on the game. Bad job EA on the price.

This looks like as if Star Fox's landmaster was an arwing with it flying so low to the ground.

@gcunit Nintendo itself is not, but they allowed another publisher to issue out a Wii game in 2020. That's all I was trying to say.

@HammerKirby But they allowed it though even though the publisher wanted it. That's the point I was trying to make. Nintendo didn't have to do it.

How strange. They give up on 3DS security, yet they STILL persist on releasing a physical Wii game in 2020. Nintendo is the weirdest company in the world...

Wish you could exceed 1,000 jumps per day.

So, how have the motion controls improved since the update? Does anyone notice a difference?

Just Dance 2020 for Wii intensifies

Incoming Pokemon Unite wallpaper for 50 platinum coins!!

@westman98 I'm pretty sure people know it's Tencent partnering with TPC. They explicitly mentioned that in the presentation, so unless you missed that, that's what it's going to be.

This is freaking ridiculous. The backlash this presentation got is COMPLETELY warranted. When you announce an entire presentation on this new Pokemon game, expectations are going to be high... there is no need to hype people up for something like this.

This has got to be the biggest bait and switch The Pokemon Company has ever done. I hope their Unite game tanks hard and they take full notice.

Is this the Wario64 guy?

I knew they would unlock it, but what if they didn't meet that threshold...

@BenAV Yeah, that's the fault of the consumer and not a fault of the game in and of itself.

Playing every day since launch, good additional exercise to my workout routine.

Ugh, seems too complicated for me. I can't even get Fire Emblem, so I bet I'm not smart enough to understand this one...

Buy Wargroove.

@StardusterEX Yes, do it! I'm playing through it right now and it is freakin' amazing.

I do like a properly proportioned Wailord. I guess I'm shelling out another $30 or whatever.

All I'm going to say is that Nintendo should be using resources to create better, less faulty, joycons. All these legal endeavours they pursue detract from the REAL issue underlying their products. The irony is that they are in a legal battle right now with the joycons as we speak.

The other folks in the house are going to hate me jumping up and down lol.

I had the game boy player.

Bug Fables still.

UK only... ah damn. Well, good luck everyone who participates.

Hacking and pirating for profit is condemnable. That said, Nintendo has to know that homebrew exclusively for homebrew is completely legal (under niche circumstances). There is no stealing of intellectual property when you run unsigned code fitted for homebrew applications. I think this is where they are coming from. Yes, the products or software that release can be conditioned for piracy, but it doesn't mean that the custom firmware and homebrew itself is innately illegal. This is especially more true after the warranty period.

This is the same situation as the emulator you have to run GBA roms is not itself illegal, but the downloaded roms that you grab off the Internet are. People need to understand this important distinction before labeling all forms of tampering with the consoles that they own as illegal. Obviously, it is 100% in Nintendo's right to sue people who have pirated games already on their consoles preinstalled and attempt to sell it for money.

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@Sakisa It really surpassed my expectations. There are so many little quality of life stuff and optional content that it makes it better than TTYD in some respects.

Yes, please play Bug Fables. Must have for the Switch. Hopefully the game gets the recognition it deserves.

@Lemonyoshi Because classic Nintendo...

Bug Fables still.

@Bobb Gotta steal 'em all!

No offense, but I have never heard of Kirk Scott. I watched Nindies, but I guess I never remembered the name of the guy.

Good. I like to hear this.

Lol, that was great!

"Maybe now people will quit "bugging" Nintendo for a throwback Paper Mario"

Actually I hope that this prompts Nintendo to reconsider going back to the old formula in the next iteration after Origami King. If the game sells well, this will be indicative of that. This game deserves a 9 or 10, I am really enjoying it so far and impressed by how polished of an experience it is.

This just plain sucks. This is not like Bug Fables that took the Paper Mario formula and built upon it. Castle Kong is a straight up clone right down to the freaking logo.

@the_beaver Absolutely! If you played PM64 or TTYD, you are almost guaranteed to enjoy this game. Not sure if you saw Arlo's video review on YouTube of the game, but that sold it to me once I watched it.

His body was Reggie, and he made his presence known.

Bug Fables!! Why the heck is it only 3%?

Why won't they update Brain Age? It looks like they've let that game out to dry now...

@Alpha008 Hope so, it looks like it's high quality.

@TheLightSpirit Just play Bug Fables. I hope NL reviews it.

@Rayquaza2510 For the DS, a flashcart is needed and doesn't nearly have the horsepower of the PSP that can emulate a slew of emulators reasonably well.

Wait, so it's not 60fps? And the max output is only 720p?

These villagers are taking after Redd... down with them!

@ISoleilI Yes, I personally would be more hyped for a Galaxy 3 over an Odyssey 2. I'm probably the minority on this one, but I had a much more fun time with Galaxy 2 over Odyssey.

64 and Sunshine represent the pinnacle of 3D Marios for me, with the Galaxy games slotted right behind them. I clamor for a 3D Mario as difficult as Sunshine; we really haven't had any 3D Mario of comparable difficulty since.

I adored 64 for its isolation, and Sunshine for its sheer difficulty. I always felt that getting a star or shine and getting booted back out of a level felt more satisfying than any moon in Odyssey. Odyssey felt like more of a methodical Zelda title if anything, with an assortment of puzzles and easter eggs everywhere. Whereas 64, Sunshine, and the Galaxy games focused on platforming prowess.

The nerve of this con artist. Freaking Redd, man. This dude blows.

So, plushy. Like a cat.

I don't know any of these celebs. Lol.

I mean, that's cool and all. But who is really going to use this when COVID-19 is going on? Sure, you can play with other family members that have a Switch, but...

@DarkKirby I'm of the opinion that the game looks nice, but the art style is not nearly as timeless as 64 and TTYD. Which is why I wished they ditched the whole sticker look altogether. Even the snippet of the battle system in the trailer (although there is much still to be seen) seems a bit stiff and less fluid than the two best games in the series.

Don't get me wrong though, the game has potential. But this was not the direction visually I wanted to see.