PoorGeno

He's just a Mogma, guys.

The World 1-1 in the City, the Koopa sliding the coin with his foot, Big Bob-omb sitting on the green shell, Mario's family, Bowser's intro, Luigi's big move, Luigi outrunning the Drybones, Koopas in clown cars, Donkey Kong and Mario double-dashing, Todd's kart, Charles Martniet's cameos were way fun, Mario breaking the decoy-Boswer with his meteor smash.

Tears of the Kingdom is why I kept my switch all these years, and luckily Pikmin 4 isn't far behind to make me hang on a little longer. Looking forward to the Marion movie also, but that's not a game.

SuperGame is going to have an iconic title, and deep character creation, not just realistic people, and you can choose from a variety of world appearance that scales from realistic, retro, impressionistic, and fantasy elements. The game will mix platforming and world exploration with rpg leveling and resource management. You build a base, which can become a city where you can invite dynamic NPCs, simple NPCs, and human players to reside. You can farm resources, and collect items in the farthest reaches of the game world which has customizable terrain in areas you "own." You can increase the amount of space you own with certain in-game resources. The Super Game connects to a phone app that allows you to find certain in-game resources in the real world with either GPS, and redeem steps counted for a daily amount of blind-bags. You can level up areas of your base to level the effectiveness of your real-life exploring and step counting, which are also effected by time of day, proximity to certain locations, and distance from your last customizable "pin drop." You can mix and share music which is available in-game and in-app to share with friends and the community. Items earned in-app are some that you can't get in-game. Regular reeases of new skins are released. The main game has exploration, combat arenas, farming communities, racing tracks, temple-exploring, a massive loot-system, and new and old hidden legends, secrets, exploits, and mechanics.

What about
"Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai"
Anybody remember that movie?

"Sourayuu--Calibahh--Tyuu!"

Bought like $150nin cards this month. Getting more soon. Then I'm gonna try to be content for a while. You know?

@PKDuckman Obviously, they're not. In the Bayonetta 3 article, Hellena was offered $4-12K depending on the source for voice acting a third game in a $450M IP. The CEO or someone is getting overpaid. Must be, if the main character is getting snubbed. Split a thousand ways, profit should be almost half a Mil. Probably weren't 600 people on that project. A CEO woth plates to spin should be making 3x-5x more than an entry level. Giive or take. My opinion is that salary-class jobs like CEO that take up more of your life, should grant more pay. Not 13x more (like you were saying). We agree on that, yeah? I think CEOs are supposed to represent a company, but the overpaid ones loose touch with the plight of the working employees when they have a totally different (high-pay) life styles. Worst ones are the ones who think they're that much better than the other workers.

I wasn't going to buy because of the disrespectfully-handled religious iconigraphy. Jennifer Hale responded well, though. That said, $4Kusd seems like a low-ball. I mean, what's Anthony Kiedis make off a 30 minute album as lead of the RHCP? He IS the band; look at RHCP's temp-guitarist Josh Klinghoffer's first (self-volcalized) solo album for a sales comparison against an album with most of the same musicians and a 'new' voice. So, if sales of RHCP are contingent on Kiedis, he gets what percentage? How much should Hellena Taylor make? Looks like 'the Bayonetta band' found a new lead vocalist because the video game voice actor isn't the musician vocalist. Also, looks like Scream 6 won't cast Neve Campbell, who was formerly lead all five times. Seems like the companies replace talent like Taylor (or Campbell) but other members of 'the team' are making a LOT MORE. If the members of 'the team' are producing a game in a $450M franchise? If 1,000 people made that product, should be $450K a piece, right? You think it took 1,000 people to make the last two games? You think the members of the group in question split it up respectively? Kinda looks like Platinum is a "bad band" and Hale is a scab. But what do I really know? Nadda. And Platinum wants to keep it that way. I wonder why.

Oh, wow. Yep. All eight games in the next year. I plan on playing like half of them, maybe.

When will diversity be extended to the Zombie community?

I also wanted this mob the most out of them. Cool that they get big, too. Creative mobs like the strider are great. More of those anytime, thank you.

FFXV Pocket Edition HD
"Valse di Fantastica" (@1:27)
https://youtu.be/ExulsLn2lEc

@tkdboy1889 Finally, someone who gets it. My first reps were strapped and invincible career lobbyists, the kind who could get an at-fault employee paid suspension on pubic funds. Three-car garage and a week in Hawaii type lobbyists.

@DrLuciferen And in my experience, a team protected by unions is like an RPG party where you can't drop the characters that provide the least use and value.

@Kirgo That's not true. Even talk of unions were not allowed at the location of my last employment, which was a reason I put in for the bid.

In my experience, Unions are another middle man shaking you down for cash paycheck to paycheck and delivering indeterminate results while destributing funds to (in sone cases) dubious political affiliates. Again, not my opinion, actual experience. Another experience: the good and legal union-busting of having random large sums and free elevensies dropped on you biweekly is safe.

I thought this was an article about how to skip the scales, both because I read too fast, and because I thought the fact of the scales was common knowledge. I hate when you fire on the dragon, and the scripted location of the scale's landing site is REALLY far away or up high. Naydra at the east gate of Lanayru Road, we're looking at you.

@PKDuckman Exception Fallacy. Although I'll admit he sounds like a [something inconsequential which rhymes with something obscene, inferring the latter]. In a fair world we'd have more of a means for removing people from hierarchies who remove disproportionate value from others.

@Danrenfroe2016 You've got it. Freedom of employment. Well said.

@ChickenJoe (Love Surf's Up btw) You sure cut to the chase. Abuse of an employee by a company is in my case a strawman argument: I'm not here to suggest a contractor of company do a thing; every place I contract has the information available--they want to adust or remove abuse, trust me. It is and should be reported, following the worker's report to immediate management, notwithstanding a COI.
I worked for a group last year where the tech was breaking daily---daily. The support staff was on it like lightning to ensure production stayed up. When something was fully borked, you'd hear an explosion, hear about an injury, or you'd get post reminding you that counselors were on the insurance. We had locations where if you stepped in the wrong place, you were fired, because we had places where if you stepped in the wrong place you would be disfigured or fatally wounded. I met the CEO at an all-staff physical. He was a machine himself. I spoke one sentence for every 100 he said. At the most. Out of respect. Answered all his questions about me. With prompt answers. I was promoted to just under the top position of a pivotal department where there had been mistakes made before. That CEO was my new boss' boss. They were explicit that no information on company production be mantioned outside the compound bar none. Even from loved ones. We were paid well for silence, which I am proud to have kept. It wasn't because of the deaths. Everyone in the company town knows about those. It was because of the competition. Never ever tell people what your company is doing to succeed. This person in the article did talk. Worse, on the internet. Contractees you cannot trust are worthless. This was absolutely the fault of the employee, and the employee is too enitled and arrogant to see. Our social titles among our peers and leadership are under constant negotiation. You are what you say and do, and all you are is the value you provide to other people. If one can't deal that, then one has no business being on contract. TL;DR, don't vent status or procedures online, cope by gaming to relax instead. You're on NL, so I know you follow my meaning, friend. Thanks for the reply. Have a good one.

@nukatha True that. So do airports and Technical positions. Entrants come in on contract, wait for years for a perminant position.

Sounds like a rightful termination of a squirrelly entitled employee. Imagine trying to attatch your name to a CEO from a Q and A! You're lucky if you ever see them of the board. They don't want you to BE fired. They want you to run and climb. CEOs are hard-working (and hard-headed). You know "how many of you" they see come and go? Until you're up the echelon a little further, you're nothing to them. If somebody is dumb enough to spill the company beans, they will cut you off like a hangnail. I've seen it a dozen times. Don't breach a contract and expect a bread reward.

Side note, calling people 'they' in an article is vague when taking it in. Why not just use the claimant's last name like the papers always have?

E3 reuniting by separating "industry days" from "gamer days" sounds like a plan implimented in the spirit of the country and state planning to host the event.

@iaLgan I don't think I'm smarter than you, friend, just more critical. Jurassic World 3's weakness was it's tangential and poorly written script. Giant bugs? Ian's final line to the antagonist was only saved by Goldblum's masterful delivery. The chaos/numberpad scene was a brilliant idea but totally mishandled for tension and comedy. Claire getting a rope tied around her foot felt forced, and the ensemble "recognizing eachother" dialogues were plain and uninspired, or downright socially unlikely. A genetically modified teenager living in hiding can recognise grant from the lapel of one of his books? Come on. No way.

Also, Sonic 2 was nanners. Half of it was refferences to the first half. The other half was a wedding between two non-characters that vastly overstayed it's welcome. It was practically bad on purpose.

Both movies were not fully bad, but neither was "good" in my estimation. Kind of like The Last Jedi. Nuggets of value, only, where quality should conceivably have been FAR more plentiful. Absolutely squandered, wasted opportunities, and I'm sick of being a no one who could have delivered a better final product myself.

I'm stoked. He won't go two-for-two stinkers with Jurassic World Dominion and then this movie statistically. I think this one's gonna be good!

"Minions" was ...crazy. I saw part of it at a volunteer event. I've seen "Sing" a ton because of a class I worked in. So Sing grew on me, and "Sing 2" was good so I watched "Despicable Me" and that was good, too. I think they're gonna pull off a good movie. I think it'll look good, too.
Hopes:
-lots so sets with moving parts
-tons of goombas
-credits better be "Do the Mario"
-Wario and Waluigi were born to be animated by Illumination
-Mario must jump on a Minion as intro
-a new powerup, it does something so cool it ends up in the next game
-work Mariokart into the story
-yeah, that's all, but I wish we see Geno

The timing for when Miyamoto mentioned the shirt was weird, unless it was actually a way he got around "the board" telling him no new details. It's a greet pikmin, with a nose like a red, so we know it's not a water type. I think green's the new kind. I suspect Olimar's family will be the characters this time. He has a wife and two kids. Pictured? His daughter (who, yeah, looks a lot like Brittany, but whatever). Okay, theory over and out.

Is Sony making Playstaion 5s again?
Wonders never cease.

I got 3/4 through this on PS then found an article saying the final level was online only. So, I traded it in.

Hope they fixed that.

3D Rayman (maybe the second one?) was my first Rayman game, and one of like 3 games ever that made me physically so nauseous I had to quit.
Other offenders? First time I played Banjo-Tooie (first time only). Also, Mirrors Edge.

Oh. I thought after that Bloom trolling, the shirt was a wink-and-nod hint that Green Pikmin were going to be in the game.

Great little channel so far. A good one to subscribe. Informed ideas on gaming. I've found something interesting in each episode.

I got 'em. They're the same height as my Minecraft figures if you count the trophy-base. Seem sturdy. Nice and appealing. I like that from a decent distance away, they're clearly Steve and Alex. The colour choices were smart from a sales-item standpoint in that case. Funny compared to Byleth who's ultra detailed, but I think the Steve and Alex Amiibos look great.

Wonder if this is a push to keep Mickey relevant in hopes of retaining a copyright.

May this trend spread! Much better for people with families.

No Tiso? I would have loved to get Tiso and Meatloaf. I call Elderbug that 'cause he reminds me of Meatloaf from "Objects in the Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are."

I like the one from Violet, but I'm getting Scarlet, so maybe I can trade for the ghost-type blade fighter.

The CCP just wants to watch you play, that's all. Can't they just watch you play? Like a kid brother who gets his way, he'll ask mom to make you let him be second player, then next you'll be having to let him play campaign half the time.
Then the Gulags.

Yes. I want to play WW again. Fast sail, please. Also TP for my kids.

Pikmin 1+2 for me.

At least it would have been less repetitive than Oragami King.
Hay-O!

If the pokémon company released a picture of a pokémon with the lanterns, hat, and fan all in red "to make it Chinese" I feel like everyone would be calling them racist, but the Chinese did it to themselves.
There's something there.

So, Graffiti plus Aye Aye... It's a portmanteau.
His looks like a wanna-be inner-city gangster wearing a hoodie. A graffiti Pokémon. I'd catch him. And look, the trees aren't PS1 trees anymore!

No, please.

But like, F-Zero maybe.

@CharlieGirl Banshee Boardwalk where you can drive under the boardwalk.

Palworld? What?

Just having a laugh, but seriously, kinda funny the new region's name is kinda in the phonetic balpark of the competing IP.

Congratulations! Your FIDOUGH evolved into THOROUGHBREAD!

With a name that sounds close to something unsavory.

Seriously great games. Would really like to see a new one, or see the titular device show up in another series.

Wish Nintendo would do these kinds of things, or at least hire the rogue programmers to do more of these.