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@JasmineDragon Lucky lol

@BacklogBlues I'm in the US too. Freedom of speech covers expressing yourself in public, and having an opinion. It does NOT allow you to leak trade secrets, which is a violation of the Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA) here (among other laws, which could include insider trading laws if the leak is potentially damaging to a company).

@Tempestryke Zombies Ate My Neighbors! Yes!

Turok 1 & 2 for sure!

Let's hope I can avoid killing my pterodactyl this time. 😳

@bimmy-lee Yep agreed. Until then I'll keep my coins in my cloud safe.

@ReaderRagfish in all fairness, getting a song stuck in my head so hard that the best surgeon in the universe couldn't remove it SHOULD be a bannable offense. Just saying.

@bimmy-lee No DLC = Pass. I'll just wait for the golden dollar expansion pack to be released on the eShop.

@ALinkttPresent But he SHOULD.

Yes I'm 34 and yes I'm one of the 40% of 18-34 year olds who are viewers and fans of the show. And yes, I'll be picking this up, all the while enduring the ridicule and disdain of my peers, who lost their inner child a long time ago.

Of course it does...

@ShikabaneHime13 Marriage Goals!

@sanderev That's exactly what happened here. The code does not lie.

@graysoncharles @sanderev Actually you can. For instance, here's how you can easily access Facebook (I've done it before and it works but not sure if they've updated the page since then):

When you go into the screen to hook up your Facebook account, instead of typing in your username or password, use your controller to click on one of the Facebook links on the screen instead (privacy policy, terms, etc.). From there, you can go back to the Facebook home page by clicking on the Facebook logo using your controller. This will take you to the login screen. Go ahead and log in. This will keep you in the browser and allow you to use Facebook on the Switch.

There's also a way to do it in the system settings, but I honestly can't remember how it's done.

In an old version of the Switch OS, the eShop had an issue pulling up after losing the internet connection and I was able to do it there as well (since the eShop is essentially a PWA mobile app in disguise as @link3710 kind of alluded to). Again, this may have also been patched. I'm sure if you experiment, you might be able to find a way to get it to work.

Guys I'm a website developer for a living. Hate to burst your collective bubbles but that's literally code for how the website is rendered on the screen, NOT a confirmation of anything.

@Dakotastomp I love LEGO Worlds but the glitches are numerous and I find that they sometimes inhibit the game play.

@Godzil Too soon.

Love it, but kind of a race of screen real estate with 8 players. Why not move the bottom two screens all the way to the left and put the track map in the black part that remains?

@Chayshirin Also be sure to include a sad puppy in the corner somewhere, for good measure.

@Desa Curse you forever for getting that song stuck in my head.

@LegendofCreed I am weird error.

... I'll see myself out.

@LavaTwilight
Yes please!

Yeah awesome, though not as awesome as 136,000+ dominos for Yoshi's Island. Now THAT was satisfying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rdw8WD5cDHg

As a Nintendo investor myself ... I just don't get it.

What's wrong with the current Switch? What are they thinking?!

@Dm9982 That's cool but I already own the games and I also like playing it on the original hardware. It feels more "authentic" that way.

@teixeiras "56k stream of 3gp movies"

I had to laugh at this part. It was just too real.

I own quite a few shares of Nintendo and this doesn't concern me at all. Granted, I'm part of the nerdy bunch, but you have to be a bit of a nerd to invest in Nintendo in the first place, amiright?

@Dm9982 OMG Leisure Suit Larry.

Now I'm going to have to get my old computer running again.

@Anti-Matter Do not blaspheme.

So I'm guessing the people involved with this picture never got UP, UP, DOWN, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT RIGHT, B, A, START to work properly. Justice has been served.

@zufa86 DOS?! And here I thought I was the only old-ish nerd on here that remembers the awesomeness and sometimes tediousness of those days. I remember playing Sim Tower on the Apple Macintosh back in the day. Great game. I haven't played Cities: Skylines or Project Highrise yet.

@carlos82 I wouldn't be so sure. Mario Kart got an update to work with the Motorcycle kit. It's pretty neat too. While VR is a lot more technical, there's nothing stopping them from doing a VR thing, even if it's a standalone Mario Kart VR download in the eShop.

Peter without the giant chicken in a fighting game? That's just a missed opportunity.

@ReaderRagfihs While I agree with you, it was just SO. TOP. HEAVY. though.

@JackEatsSparrows Actually, I would believe Ron Burgundy (or Brick for that matter) before I believe yet another vlogger supposedly talking to "unnamed sources" that something is happening (or not happening). Stay classy.

@Paddle1 OH yeah you're right. I forgot about that. Still, it's a very rare occurrence.

I mean, I kind of get the frustration some people feel about no Switch discounts, but honestly, you can just use Gold Rewards points to get discounts anyway. Besides, Nintendo hasn't ever discounted its games until toward the middle or end of each system's life cycle. How is this anything new?

The first console other than the Wii that I got on launch day.

Pokémon Lamp and Pokémon Screen slightly hinted in the background. You know what? Think I'm going to be famous for figuring that out. Eventually. Maybe.

Definitely jumped on this. Tripled with my Amazon credit card rewards and gift card balance I have saved up, it only cost me $28

@Adam Ha, I was just thinking this as well. Why can't Head and Body ever get along?

I played this game (DX edition) on my Game Boy Advance all the time while traveling with my father across the United States. I must have passed it 3 or 4 times during that timeframe. I can't wait to do the same with the Switch version. So many great memories, now in a prettier package.

@andrew124 That's what I was thinking too. Usually January Directs only show what's coming the first half of the year with a few tidbits added in. The rest is shown at E3.

@BulkSlash I didn't have an overall negative feeling with the Direct, but I did leave a little disappointed. Some things that were missing (and stood out):

**Animal Crossing
**Pokémon (I don't care personally, but I know a lot of other people do)
**Metroid Prime Trilogy

Overall though, I am very pleased, especially with the knowledge that my favorite Zelda game will soon be available on Switch.

Dies

But seriously, I'm hoping it's worth the wait for people. It's been a long time coming.

@gokev13 Good point lol

@gokev13 How DARE you waste 400 hours of my life with a hopeless venture! You're going to be featured in my next safe space YouTube video! (

My opinion: the Seal of Quality should be exactly that. Nintendo should have two tiers of games:

Seal of Quality Games - Games that are fully backed and tested by Nintendo for quality and workmanship, to make sure they have the best compatibility and performance with Nintendo products and systems. This should be optional for publishers who want to make their games stand out from the competition.

Non-Seal of Quality Games - Games that are released and published by 3rd parties who choose not to have their games run through Nintendo's rigorous Seal of Quality tests. These games will hopefully be of high quality, but customers will be able to tell immediately that this is not always the case.

@Tirza Are you saying I'm fat?

@BradC40 Yes please! They can easily fill the void with a HD remake of Metroid Prime Trilogy. I'd be happy to buy it again.

As I said in the initial news post, I'm definitely happy about this. Retro Studios' involvement means only great things for Metroid Prime 4. Of course, now I'm looking forward to the game even more, so it's going to be a very long 2-3 year wait.