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At first glance article headline started in my brain as “Time Time Traveling Event Coming to Animal Crossing: New Horizon This Month.”

I really think it would be cool to have a time traveling event. We could all go to a certain time in the past or future and get some collectibles. For example, a shirt that reads. “I traveled to 2028: It gets better.”

Next, they should do Zelda based on the original Legend of Zelda.

Aonuma said that the original Hyrule Warriors took place in a different dimension. This would make the original non-canon.
Does the sequel on a non-canon game become canon because it contains prequel events to Breath of the Wild?
Personally, I don't believe it's canon. This enables it to take liberties with the story that can contradict Breath of the Wild and other Zelda canon.

In a pre-COVID world, I would already bee playing it, but since I pre-ordered the physical version from Amazon, I’m still waiting for it to arrive. They used to have release-date delivery on games.
I think I might just go digital in the future, but I still love physical games.

I wonder how many are from us re-buying RE4 on every system possible.

Please no!
This will be the football equivalent of canned laughter. Canned laughter has ruined many sitcoms; please don’t let canned cheering ruin Football.

@terry93 I wouldn't worry to much about downloading Blades when it is available. I suppose they could have improved it since I last played it on an iPad, but when I played it, it was very mediocre.

I really liked this game, and the short length was a good thing for me; especially because it encourages a second play through, where you discover alternate solutions and shortcuts.

I liked the original Ittle Dew better than the sequel. Since I already have it on Steam, I'll probably pick it up when it goes on sale.

Looks like it plays like Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers for NES/Famicom. This brings back some nostalgia.