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@Anti-Matter - Only until 2020? Where did you hear that?

@Racthet916 - No, because he specifically says that it would only work with a streaming service. He's talking about storage, which is also the only way this makes sense. It's 170GB on the PC and 104GB on PS4, so that's not going to fit on a cart, and it's going to also fill up most user's SD cards. Graphically it is no more demanding than Skyrim, so his meaning is clear, he just got mixed up and said "power" at the end when he meant something else.

LINE is so ubiquitous in Japan that it's a wonder this didn't happen sooner.

Skyward Sword on Wii U? Weird/neat.

@Spectra - Same.

Incredible to see so many claiming that PS5 is coming next year, when we've known for months that it's not coming until 2021:

https://www.wsj.com/articles/next-playstation-is-three-years-off-sony-says-1527067818

They just released a mid-generation refresh, something that's never been done before, and there's still no pressing technological advancement making the current gen consoles look obsolete. At this point it will just be a raw horsepower increase, and that will net no real benefit in the games. Maybe ray-tracing will be key for the next gen, but we're a year or two off from that being really utilized right now. Also, Sony is dominating this gen and is in no hurry to take another gamble and risk losing the next gen to Xbox, as they did with the previous generation.

@GC-161 - Unwittingly, you describe yourself.

@KirbyTheVampire - It's because you're possessing things in the game, ffs.

Actually the Satoru Mountain (or whatever it's called) looks more like that real one.

@Equinox - No, nobody is. Well, nobody sane, at least.

@Don - Sounds like every store level job in every company. Also, your particular store may have been awful while others are not.

@Marios-love-child - If that's the limit of your vision. I don't trade in games, ever: I buy it to keep. I still have SNES and TG16 cartridges and am glad I do. While I'd much rather have physical for everything, the convenience of digital cannot be denied, especially for something like the Switch. I'd rather have all the games available on the system and not have to worry about cartridges. The only downside for me is that I don't get a physical copy to keep.

@Marios-love-child - Or people that keep their games and don't sell them back.

@liveswired - "It's kind of sad we will never get to see just what the Wii U is capable off - none of the technically talented developers worked on the console." - Oh but you can: Breath of the Wild is what the Wii U hardware is capable of. I'd say it's pretty substantial. The only problem with the Wii U hardware, aside from being PowerPC and thus a completely different architecture than everything else, was the small amount of memory they gave it. That they were going to give the Switch the same amount was frankly quite shocking.

@Ethan_Bricknell - My son certainly cared.

"Unveiled at E3 and, after early fears that it would be another Toad-fest..." - What game was the Toad-fest? I'm asking for a friend.

@jedisquidward - How are those even remotely in the same league?

@LegendOfPokemon - Plenty of power in the Wii U. It's just a different architecture that is hard to port to, these days. Code isn't optimized for PowerPC. Period.

@6ch6ris6 - As someone who's been in PC gaming for 30 years now, I can tell you it's really not. As long as it's consistently around 30fps, you're good. It's nice to have higher framerates, sure. But it's not game breaking at all to have drops here and there.

@TreonsRealm - Well said. You've summed up the current environment well.

@Joenen - They didn't go to a new Hyrule, they found a new land because Hyrule was completely flooded. Nothing that happened in that line would conflict with this being in that same line, including the art style. It's not a child Link but the style is closer to the WW style, just a little more "grown up" looking. Whether the technology in this game is more advanced than trains remains to be seen.

Theory 1, but you've placed it in the wrong place on the timeline. It would go after Phantom Hourglass and would be in Hyrule which is no longer flooded. It took a long time for this to happen, and all the while we had the events of Phantom Hourglass and the inbetween leading to Spirit Tracks taking place in the new land that isn't Hyrule.

Boy, people really do see what they want to see. And they don't even question it: they take their bias as fact.

@happylittlepigs - Yes, that's already possible.

@Donutman - Mine started doing this and it turned out the air vents were clogged with dust. Been a lot better since cleaning those, not one freeze. YMMV, for what it's worth, but this game does tax the CPU and will run it little hotter than most games.

Yes, upon initial release. The Wii U version is now just as updated as the others, one of which was to increase the world size.

@Peace-Boy - The world size is the same. It was initially smaller because it was an update behind.

@HyruleHero - Yeah, I wonder when they'll release that.

http://www.amazon.com/amiibo-Wolf-Legend-Zelda-Nintendo-3DS/dp/B01BQLIEM2/

@rjejr - Too bad you didn't read it, as it is NOT 20 hours for the whole game. Nowhere even close.

@carlos82 - Pretty sure those screenshots are from the original.

@Peach64 - Who's going to report sales number of Wii U vs. Vita? Nobody is interested in that and it's not something that often comes up. It's not even a question that Vita has sold much, much less. It's frankly astonishing to see someone try to argue otherwise, not just because it's absurd to claim Vita has outsold anything besides Virtual Boy, but because: who really cares?