shaneoh

Well if we are combining the sales of two different products, then they are nowhere near the combined sales of the Wii and Wii U...

Comparing apples to oranges.

Worst games in the series. Excessive cutscenes, terrible characters, tiny world, minimal trainer battles and Team skull may as well be called team gobsh**e.

Edit: Also let's not forget the one hour (minimum) slog to get to the first Pokemon Centre.

Hey, I'm literate so it doesn't bother me.

@nintendosage
Sauce already provided in post #10

@tangram
Delicious sauce:
https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2016/06/zelda_breath_of_the_wild_needs_to_sell_2_million_copies_to_make_a_profit

They needed two million copies sold to break even on BotW. I imagine they've made quite a bit of dosh here.

Octodad for $1.42 on Steam or $7.00 on Switch. Well ,portability isn't that important.

@Retupmocnin

Good article, have a +1

Whenever I see a rumour article/thread:

I thought they used some form of this in the New 3DS line?

@Alpha008
Love the 3DS, USUM are the excrement.

Excrement will sell...

Only just remembered about this poster:

Lol

Edit: Hopefully people see the relevance to the picture and the topic

Remember everyone, just because you're offended doesn't mean it's offensive.

An honest to goodness roguelike, finally.

"there are more roguelikes out there now than any human could possibly have the time to play,"

There's a dozen at best. Twice as many (being generous here) roguelites, and heaps more that claim to be roguelikes but actually aren't.

@cfgk24
One and a half at best, Luigi U is just a standalone expansion.

@tech7
One user has the subscription but any other accounts on the console can use the basic online features.

@-DG
Which is why getting behind the wheel while inebriated is a criminal offence, and getting behind a webcam while inebriated is not.

@CharlieSmile
He's intoxicated, so what? The only person he's hurting is himself

@CharlieSmile
Nevertheless, over-consumption of it can have extremely unpleasant consequences as well.

@BenAV
Really? Sugar is addictive, causes immediate problems with excessive short term consumption and poses serious health risks in the long term.

@BenAV
Replace the word alcohol with cake and you'll see what a ridiculous policy it is. Both are dangerous in excessive quantities.

I'm not a drinker, but christ, let people be people.

@Yoshinator
If you have a PC you can get some decent games for free every now and then.

@andywitmyer
Rogue-like means it is like the game "Rogue."

@ThanosReXXX
"Ah... this all makes me kinda sadly remember the days when labels such as 'procedural', 'rogue-like' and '8 bit pixel-art' weren't a thing yet..."

That would be the 70's wouldn't it

@NotTelevision
"Seems like the Switch has every roguelike now except Spelunky and Nuclear Throne."

Well every Poser anyway, it still lacks actual roguelikes. Although this seems to actually border on being a roguelike instead of a rougelite.

@sandman89
If you have a PC there are plenty of free options out there. Rogue, Nethack, Angband, Stonesoup, Cataclysm DDA. Mind you these are nothing like any of the games actually shown here on Nintendolife.

Symmetrical placement of the thumb sticks, if only....

@NIN10DOXD
And yet I keep saying it

Glad he did the right thing and dumped the ROM. Preservation is important.

@TeethInDarkness
It's definitely a bandwagon game. Something else will be all the rage in a few years time.

All hashtag, no content.

@Retsam
It's not the same thing though, by buying a ticket you are entering into an agreement. They have to provide the service as reasonably expected, so if the projector or projectionist dies and interrupts the movie, then the agreement has been broken on the cinema's end and they have to provide the refund. Because it is reasonable to expect a full uninterrupted movie from the cinema. If you choose to walk out because you're not enjoying it (which is subjective), or for other reasons, then you waive that right. This helps protect the customer and the service provider from screwing each other over.

@Chibi_Manny
"so the consumers are agreeing to pay-in-full in a final transaction with full well knowledge and awareness that the transaction is final and non-refundable,"
Steam had that clause, didn't do them any good here in Australia. The law takes precedence over contracts, and if the law states that you are entitled to a refund or equivalent (repair/replacement) under a certain set of circumstances, then you are well within your right to get it.

@Retsam
The problem is that you're mistaking poor entertainment value for a poor product. A better analogy would be if the projector died midway through the movie. Wouldn't be fair if the cinema said tough titties and didn't refund your ticket. That's what our laws protect against, being ripped off for an inferior product.

@Retsam
No, they're the same, they both have a problem, it's just the severity of the problem that's different.

As for the other part, you're choosing to waive your right, and it is a right, to a refund. Doesn't mean everyone else has to put up with a sub-par product.

@Retsam
"Smash is an example. Apparently the game is buggy so should I ask for a refund because I pre-order it?"

Yes! Just like you're entitled to a refund because the samsung phone you preordered has an exploding battery.

You mean no correct way other than items on, random characters and random, non-omega, stages.

@Quarth
"On the other hand, you shouldn’t be able to get a refund when the game has been released, you’ve payed for it and played it."

What if there is a game breaking bug? They don't always show up in the first couple of minutes. People are entitled to a quality product. That's the reason why Steam now gives refunds.

""the performance has begun with the consumer's prior express consent, and with the acknowledgement that he will lose his right of withdrawal once the contract has been fully performed by the trader""

The contract isn't fully performed until the game is unlocked for the purchaser to play.

It's not a glitch, it's a feature!

@Alantor28
"Pirating games in unforgivable."

Drama much? As far as "crimes" go, it's easily forgivable.

"Nintendo as a company prides itself on doing things differently. So, don’t expect us to simply mirror what others do."

Does what the other console manufacturers do and charges for online.

Not enough grues 0/10

Mmm chunky salsa

@ilikeike
If I had a dollar for every game mistakenly labelled a roguelike I'd be a few dollars short of being as rich as you

@ShadJV
Yeah I was thinking that too

@Heavyarms55
"You can't just take someone else's work and sell it as your own."

Pretty sure he wasn't calling the games his own work...

@riChchestM
Pokeballs can be still be bought at a PokeMart, thought they've brought the price down from 200 to 100. Also most trainers you beat will give you some as well.

Wonder how many people are criticising this, but were fine with the review bombing of Federation Force.

Leading the article with a screen shot from one of the best scenes. The magazine cut-out faces are so bizzare.

"We haven’t even made the full library of NES games available yet." And you never will. No chance Nintendo are going to be releasing all NES games for their Online "service"