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Loved The Last Of Us Part 2. A brilliantly woven narrative. Well done.

@ukaskew There’s actually an awesome line of action figures produced by Jakks that include figurines and articulated figures. My daughter even has Bowser’s Castle. There’s also really awesome sheets that we picked up from Target.

I’ve seen addicts and it comes in many forms; preying upon people with these mechanics is wrong. Loot boxes should be removed and instead of blaming the consumer, let’s be real people and help each other. It only takes one helping hand.

There’s no rule against using that word as they did in transformers from 1986. Originally transformers the movie was rated G and that meant it would have limited showings during the day, so the creators and Hasbro jointly decided to throw in a specific curse to bump the rating to PG which allowed it to play all day.

@The7thHokage1995 It’s been about ten years now, thank you. She had a hard realization, honestly a betrayal from another human. I don’t want to speak to her feelings but I’ve never been able to watch his work again. That’s why none of this has surprised me

Good. I was waiting for the news. I’m happy to support the new actor. I’ve seen firsthand the kind of monster Vic is. My sister was a minor when he invited her to his room.

The Final Fantasy VII Omega Ultimania. One of the key reasons I learned Japanese was the ability to read the Ultimania series.

E3 is a junk, pompous event. The press conferences are obnoxious, horribly staged briefings with cheap music and celebrities. Nintendo doesn't need it, and they haven't for the last five years. What Nintendo needs to do is continue this streak and maintain consumer enthusiasm, and a digital event streamed directly to the Switch is more lucrative and straightforward.

With this response, the quality of the hardware, it's presentation, and a steady scheduled release of games. Yes. Nintendo is absolutely poised to gain traction and sustain sales over the next four years.

With a global sellout on pre-orders, incredibly strong word of mouth, to the point my mother even knew about it when I called her over the weekend, and one of the most powerful brands in gaming launching with the Switch, I believe Nintendo correctly appraised the market. As a father and a gamer, $299.99 is an incredible price for the Switch, comparing it to the 199.99 of the New 3DS, the 399.99 of the PS4, and the 299.99 of the One S. The fact of the matter is, Nintendo has a competitive cost with a strong line up of single, and local multi-player games. Furthermore, I have a separate device, a 4K player for my movies, and a smart TV for streaming apps. The average household already has a dedicated media playe4, what they're looking for is a compelling gaming device, and Nintendo is handing them an intriguing, accessible piece of premium hardware.