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@Losermagnet lol touché

Not interested in drumming with buttons. Pass.

I've been pleasantly surprised by my enjoyment of this game.

@bimmy-lee Appreciate it, buddy. I was too eager as well at first! I didn't hear any sound so I pressed again and again and again until I got an error message. I saw this suggestion on their Twitter feed. Playing with Estel now. Enjoy!

@itsnumberis666 @MeatSauce @Ear_wiG @Jacoby @bimmy-lee @Exivilon @russell-marlow

Try this - From the "Get Mr. X DLC" link in-game, press the A button JUST ONCE. There will be no sound effect. Wait. All it took was about 5 seconds and it went to the page to purchase. All set.

Same issue as those above - Just updated to 1.0.7. Will not allow me to purchase from the link in the game, just a repeated punch/kick sound effect and when pressed enough, an error message. This is hilarity at its finest. It's like a never ending April Fools joke.

Edit - I did as they suggested on their Twitter feed - From the "Get Mr. X DLC" link in-game, press A JUST ONCE. There will be no sound effect. Wait. All it took was about 5 seconds and it went to the page to purchase. All set.

When I was 4, I loved the TV series Mork & Mindy. I watched it ritually, ever week it aired. Popeye hit the theaters and my mom took me to go enjoy. I didn't understand the concept of movies, of acting, it was just reality to me, so when the movie started and I saw Popeye, I knew something was up. After about 10 minutes of thinking, waaait, I'm confused here, I leaned over to my mom and said, "Why does Popeye look like Mork?" She couldn't stop laughing.

@YANDMAN Wait, what? It has a new screen? Post a source. This cannot possibly be true!

I assumed there were quite a few changes within since the system is overall a tiny bit longer. Unless they used the same exact size board and just made wider Joy-Con rails or beefed up the walls of the unit, something made this system wider, even if just 1 or 2mm. Add in a newly designed kickstand and what's required to make that adjustable, better sounding speakers, the newly designed dock and I could see the initial costs going up for the redesign beyond this "$10". Over time, they surely do stand to make increased profit, but they may be correct in saying right now, "no".

So much for my birthday present. Thanks, Dotemu.

@TheAwesomeBowser there’s always a sale toward the last few months before the next release. I’ve never paid more than $4.99 each year (digital)

@The-Chosen-one
This is what I used to say about those busted in the Napster days. “What’chu in here for?” “Uhh, I downloaded mp3s. “ “Too bad you got such a pretty mouth!”

What are the odds that Nintendo finally gives the fans Waluigi?

@ModdedInkling Man, how much would he have to be nerf'd though?

@YoungLink64 100%, I agree. Was just using them as examples.

@Cheez accessories and games are how companies make money. They charge $90 for a dock that costs $20 to make. They charge $79 for a pair of Joy-Con which surely don’t cost much. Microsoft and Sony have sold their consoles at a loss for years in order to get consumers on board, after which they gouge with overpriced controllers, headsets, remotes, etc.

I said, costs surely decreased from the original but this is slightly larger, so it’s a redesign. The chip is the same but internals may not be. May be a different board entirely.

@Cheez $150? The whole thing is $349 and that’s with a HDMI cable that costs them maybe 79 cents, an AC adapter that costs them about 2 bucks, Joy-Con that cost them about 20 bucks each and a dock that costs them maybe 20 bucks. The system itself probably costs $150 to make at the very least. Back in 2017 it was reported by a company who did a tear down that the system with the dock cost $167. Now they did a small redesign and have a new OLED screen, so production costs that dipped in the 4 years since have surely shot back up.

If they sold the tablet alone, I would think $249 would be the going price.

@TheFrenchiestFry Before I ever got my Switch back in 2017, I was at an airport and a 30 something man child broke out his Switch, set it up tabletop and was playing something with a Joy-Con in each hand and exclaiming, "yeah! yeah!". The way he was so blatantly obvious, I almost thought he was hired to do this to get attention. I really hope that was the case.

@Tendogamerxxx Mommy finally said it was time? That's too bad.

@Tendogamerxxx You're an uneducated little one, too dull to understand anything I wrote. You can't even give a coherent rebuttal.

@Tendogamerxxx False equivalency. Games for years have been on game carts. We all passed them around. The game can't be used by more than one of us at any time. If someone likes it so much that he wants to play it all the time, he has to buy one of his own. By your logic, OMG cancel Uber and Lyft, those people are cheating the system, offering others a ride while charging them, profiting off the hard work of those who designed and made the car! Let those riders go buy one of their own!

What right do you have to listen to the radio and enjoy songs free of charge, you leach? Purchase the album!

Do you watch TV? It better just be your own. If I catch you watching HBO at your friend's house, I'm telling the Motion Picture Association of America that you enjoyed a movie without ever paying anything for it and didn't even have the courtesy to go to Walmart and buy the Blu-Ray after. How will they possibly be able to make a sequel, you freeloader!

You're really bad at arguments.

@WallyWest Even if Switch game carts had no game data on them whatsoever and still required the user to download the entire game, I would still say they're better than a game purchased digitally. Why? Because I can pop the cart in my system and download the game and play. My buddy can pop it into his system, download the game and when he wants to play, borrows my game cart. His friend can as well. We just pass around the game cart for whoever wants to play that time. Digital? I bought it, it's locked to my system. Sorry guys. I'm tired of the game or dang, this game really sucks, see ya, it's up for sale on eBay. There are quite a few games I bought on impulse from the eShop, played a couple times and seriously regret now. Too bad, it's mine forever. That sucks.

@Tendogamerxxx Nobody is saying go back to systems without internet connectivity and updates. What they're saying is, they want physical media. What are the negatives to digital?

1) Can not be resold. I'm almost fully digital, but there are certainly games where I wish I had bought physical first, which often times I do. If I'm not sure if it's for me or if perhaps it's one I want to play through once and that's it, I buy physical. When I want to get rid of it, I can put it up for sale.

2) Can not be traded/loaned to friends/family. I have Animal Crossing digitally. A friend came over with her daughter and the girl wanted to play "that game on the island". They weren't staying long, so she didn't have a chance to get into it. My friend asked me if it's a good game for her. I said, perhaps, but there's a bit of reading. I wanted to tell her, here, borrow it for a couple days and see if she enjoys it or not. She's only 5, so maybe she's not at that level for reading yet. I could not do so without either giving her my entire Switch or the password for my account. Why? Because it's digital and locked to me only.

3) Digital Switch games require an internet connection to confirm if the game can be played (if you haven't logged in for some time, a month or so). If you're just someone who likes to play while in the subway on the way to work and that's it, after some time, you'll need to remember to turn it on while home or where there's an internet connection or else, you'll be screwed when you're trying to play.

4) I have an OG Switch and a Lite. Obviously, I have the same user account on both. My roommate wanted to play a game in the living room on the TV. Ok, go for it. He got hooked, started playing often. I realized that when he's playing, I'm locked out, can't play ANY of my digital games at all.

There are obvious benefits of all digital. I do have a few carts, games I was either not sure if I'd enjoy or just want to run through once and sell, but I'm so used to digital that I just lay in bed and play. It annoys me when I click on one of the cart games and it says load the game cart. Argghhh! I don't want to get up to go grab that stupid thing. Also, for young kids, game carts are quite easy to lose. If the Switch gets stolen and you had a bunch of game carts in the case, all that is gone forever. With digital, you just deactivate that system and while you're out that console, once you buy another, you sign in and all your games can be redownloaded.

There are positives and negatives for both. While I'm nearly full digital (for this because it's a portable system), I don't ever want to see physical media go away for the reasons I stated.

@Tendogamerxxx Microsoft tried this with the Xbox One and the crap storm was tremendous. They quickly reversed course. There are too many negatives to the consumer to embrace a digital only gaming world.

People ask, "what's the point of buying physical then?" and while I understand what you're thinking, let me offer this.

1) The game can then be shared with friends/family. A digital purchase chains it to your account only.

2) The game can then be resold later.

It's not the ideal physical version if the game isn't actually on there, but these are two reasons why you'll still want the physical game if you purchase that way.

@blecch You make it sound as if people are buying these in quantities to store away like gold coins. No, they're flipping them for more money. Look on eBay and you'll see them selling. They're selling far above MSRP, but they're selling. Those buyers aren't sitting on them, waiting for their value to increase. These aren't stocks. Those who are buying them for $850 are also gamers, just gamers with either far more money than you or ones who decided that that $850 in their bank account is better spent on a video game system than food or clothes.

Those of you complaining, face the facts, those who are buying have more disposable income than you. Most of them probably live in nicer housing, own their home, drive a nicer car, eat finer meals. Use your anger to motivate yourself into learning a skill or getting a useful degree and so when the PS6 or even PS7 comes out, if this is an issue, you can drop the money on the inflated price and not even think twice about it.

All you whiners - "he's exploiting the ongoing health crisis!" Oh boo hoo. You and your first world problems. You don't NEED a PS5. You don't NEED a new 82" TV. You don't NEED that hard to find Pokemon card. And if you MUST HAVE any of them and paying the price someone asks, you just told the market that this is how much you value it at. It reminds me of when I sold my Ring Fit Adventure last June for $185 on eBay. Nobody NEEDED it. Nobody was going to die without it. Nobody's life was at risk. The buyer decided that it was worth $185 to him, so he got it. It wasn't worth $185 to me, so I preferred the cash.

The next time your brain tells you that you NEED a Ferrari Enzo, but don't want to pay the "scalper price" of over 2.6 million, try trading them your lightly used Nintendo Switch with 5 games and just a little bit of Joy-Con drift.

You all are so spoiled and entitled. The greedy ones are you who think the world owes you anything.

Ring Fit Adventure is still slaying it. If they don’t make some DLC for this they’re missing the boat.

@HammerGalladeBro @Fiyaball - thanks for the quick replies. I just looked up the dude who does the voice because I thought perhaps he passed away or something. All this time, I thought it was an older man, but it's a 20 something year old dude, Xander Mobus. Interesting.

@HammerGalladeBro Yeah, it's normal until he wins, then totally different.

When Kazuya wins, the normal announcer doesn't say it, there's a different voice. What's with that?

@Bret haha hey, nobody has a baseball bat as their weapon yet! And that sweet swing. Like butter!

Edit - too early in the morning, forgot about Ness. Oh well, sorry Jr!

@the4seer I get what you're saying, but I wouldn't call Duck Hunt or Piranha Plant "huge".

@Ghost_of_Hasashi It was clearly a joke. Same as my pong ball joke.

But seriously, I think it will be Bo Jackson from Tecmo Bowl.

Or E.T. from the Atari 2600 game.

It's the ball from Pong.

@Danondorf if this were last year and it was disinfectant or peroxide or something of necessity, perhaps. it's a toy. nobody NEEDS these amiibo, so as mad as it makes you to see, it's not illegal and the more they sell for the more ebay makes, so no interest in them killing the listing.

I don't care for the actual toy, just the functionality. I buy the PVC card from my guy in China, 5 bucks each. I have a whole binder full of every single one of them as of right now.

Xbox doesn't sell in Japan. They won't put in a character that Japanese players don't care about.

I'm sitting on a nearly full 512GB Micro SD. Waiting for Prime Day to hopefully find a deal on a 1TB card. $159 has been the best price I've seen so far on a Sandisk. $99 would be stellar!

Looks more like a weak trailer for a Pixar movie. These trick shot puzzle golf games are a dime a dozen. Next.