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I still have plenty to do, but I took a break because joycon drift is incredibly frustrating. Currently playing Yakuza 0 on Steam Deck instead.

I'm trying to figure out why anyone thinks Illumination would even know anything about an upcoming Nintendo game.

@Phyzzi The blood moon is the game clearing it's cache. Without that function the game would eventually grind to a halt trying to keep track of every little thing you've done in the world. I get it though, I was in the middle of a cave when one started and had a horroblin respawn that I'd just killed. I'd prefer a system like Oblivion where dungeons respawn after three in game day.

The quote is why I voted for the North American box, also black and white just makes more sense for the actual game.

While this is just about the least surprising news ever, it is a shame. Until companies actually make their games readily available to play, you can't really expect people to not use emulators. This would be a whole different conversation is we were talking about the Switch emulator.

I'm honestly not that into Splatoon, but like, this looks really bad. Being a Splatoon knockoff isn't even my issue with it, the characters look Genshin rejects and I can't tell what's going on at any given point. Also holy ***** that Sony presentation was a real let down.

@Fazley Just to throw this out there, I would be hard pressed to recommend Future Redeemed to anyone that hasn't played all of Xenoblades 1, 2, and 3 along with Future Connected and Torna the Golden Country. Future Redeemed heavily spoils the entire series throughout and is honestly pretty reliant on references and prior knowledge. While you don't have to play any of the other games to enjoy Xenoblade 3, you absolutely should do that for Future Redeemed. I'm honestly surprised by how high the barrier of entry for the game is, not complaining as a fan though.

I still don't particularly understand how British regulator's decisions really have any impact on the business decisions of two American companies. I feel like Microsoft could just forgo the market without much of an impact. Clearly the British government has bent to Sony's lobbyists.

@Olliemar28 I was just amused by the pyrrhic victory.

These numbers always make me laugh, because the switch definitely sold like 10k more copies when you account for the different skus.

Kinda lame that they don't feature the actual characters in the game really.

Joker was in a 3DS game, so it didn't stop him because he'd already been on a Nintendo console...

TFW I Kickstarted this game 9 years ago.

Man, stuff like this sucks. Like, I get that stuff gets leaked and people are impatient, but it's like 4 days.

@HeadPirate I'm putting my money on clone of Nia, rather than literally Nia. There was a lot in the trailer pointing towards cloning being a part of the story.

But not really.

I'd kill a man for Morrowind and/or Oblivion on Switch.

So I got just about as far as Kate, beating the three base runs, but not beating the final final boss. The Silent was definitely my favorite character, I love being able to sort through my deck so much and poison is dope. The Watcher is pretty cool, I didn't use her too much though, mainly focused on the main three characters. I found the groups of three slimes that you have to beat all of at once to be pretty annoying, I usually focused on single enemies. The act 3 boss that ends your turn after 12 cards are played was super annoying to play around. As far as strategy vs luck is concerned, I feel like there are definitely elements of both. The game can absolutely deal you a really bad hand, making the run way more difficult than usual, but I did have a few runs where I thought things were going terribly that ended up being some of my best goes at it. So I feel like the key is adapting a strategy that works with what you're given, because it's very rarely impossible. Definitely 2 extra cards, more options are way more useful than having more energy but nothing good to play. And absolutely, the biscuits were a delight. I had a great time with this, I'm looking forward to getting started on earthbound!

I'm not trying to be a jerk, but that's like, not really different than anywhere else in the US. If you are part time or a temp you shouldn't really expect all that much. It doesn't sound like they're doing anything illegal, just, kinda *****, much like literally every corporation.

Also I just realized that these people are losing their minds over foreshortening, Sprigatito is standing at an angle. "Flipping" the art isn't going to accomplish anything if you've used foreshortening, which is like a basic artistic concept. The art isn't drawn from straight on and I don't understand how people can't see that.

It's promotional artwork. In game it'll be a 3D model, so like, who really cares about Sugimori's art? Also it's really not even that noticable in the first place.

Phantom Hourglass, by far. It's one of the most tedious games I've ever played.

Let's just be real here, that looks God awful.

What a strange order.

I'd pay ten, but that's the absolute most I'd go for, 5 would be much better.

It'll either be great or awful, I'm definitely hoping great, but I honestly don't know.

Skyrim is from 2017, so make that the last 6 years.

Gotta love racism and xenophobia.

I'm sorry man, but Spirit Track Zelda completely trumps BotW Zelda, in pretty much every way.

@pandarino Persona 4 is ten years old, the first Xenoblade is the best jrpg of the last ten years.

The NX will be garbage, just like the Wii U has been, Nintendo might as well throw in the flag.

This was a legitimately terrible E3 for Nintendo, and I am very dissapointed in the direction that they chose for it, yeah Zelda looks great, but having no overarching presentation is inexcusable.

You forgot to mention the Wii U Pokémon Rumble with the NFC figures, it was pretty fun.