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That is sooooooooooo cool!!!

As cool as this seems, I wish it actually changed gameplay. Sure, on an aesthetic level, it's completely different, but it would be cool to have a few simple gameplay adjustments. Maybe Fire Flowers replace arrows, and they bounce instead of shoot normally. Small stuff like that.

@Tempestryke Yeah, but the video games featured were fake, minus a few cameos. I meant direct adaptations.

Oh yeah, the Angry Birds movie is the first video game adaptation to be fresh on Rotten Tomatoes! THE FIRST! I haven't seen it, and I don't think it is that good, but this is a first for video game movies!

My thoughts: Well, the subheading:

PLEASE DON'T MESS UP, PLEASE DON'T MESS UP!

@Ichiban Huh, I found the levels to be a lot of fun, and not dull. Admittedly, the walker sections were the weakest part of the game because of controls, but the level design was creative to me. It was really cool being in the middle of a huge space battle in the 5th level, or guiding the Gigorilla in the 3rd. And frankly, they were much longer than a typical Star Fox level, or at least it seemed that way. I respectfully disagree, as I thought SF0 was a decent game.

I feel like I'm the only one who doesn't like arcades. For me, I just find no satisfaction in beating an arbitrary number, the high score. The devastating difficulty doesn't help, because, it's hard to find opportunities to get better, as I get sent to the beginning after level 2 every time in many arcade games (Really, it's always level 2) Donkey Kong and Mario Bros. are the only ones I'm a bit better at , but that's because I have them at home. Finally, I don't like the arcade environment. It's way too noisy and filled with these simple sounds that are irritating if you aren't the one playing the games with them. Look, I've had a few fun experiences with arcades, but I wouldn't really be sad if they left, with their outdated ideologies. If you like arcades, that's fine. They just aren't my thing.

"There's no way like it" "There's no play like it"? Eh. This is fine if it's reserved for Nintendo's kid friendly ads, but as an official slogan, I think it doesn't make much sense and isn't that catchy.

Man, I am so hyped for Planet Robobot! And even though Wii U sales are down, I'm still happy that they are above the usual 5,000 - 4,000 per week.

Man, I am so hyped for Planet Robobot! And even though Wii U sales are down, I'm still happy that they are above the usual 5,000 - 4,000 per week.

@Kirk I have to agree. Frankly, I didn't find the video touching at all, rather just cheesy. Sure, Pokemon brings people together, but not in this simplified look at reality that tries to manipulate us by finding the insecurity present in our current generation and showing our social insecurities to make us think that we can solve any social problems with Pokemon, just to force depressed/ socially insecure people to buy their game just so they can have friends. Sorry, but the world doesn't work that way.

Wow. That was dark. (I was definitely exaggerating, don't take this too seriously)

The game looks cool though.

How EA of you... I want the NX to have EA games in that, while the company is awful, some of the studios they own make awesome games like Dragon Age and Mass Effect. Also, their games sell well.

Man... this stability is getting out of hand... can we get any more stable?

What a smart idea. In my opinion, there is no reason Wii U/3DS owners should deny this bundle. Even if they don't want one of the games listed, you could still donate to charity and have fun games to try out. This is also great for low income families, as they can get many hours of Nintendo fun for about 1/5 of a normal Wii U game price.