I jumped around those 2 vids and in them he is complaining about the game calling it “a dumb game” and about the credits being bullshit and other things.

I don’t get why people put themselves through experiences they literally don’t like. And he insulted one of my favorite games of all time >:|

Seriously. I love food, I love trying things. But there are a few restaurants where I already know what I want, because good god, that sandwich was amazing. Or whatever. I could try other things on the menu, and they’ll probably be good, but ... that sandwich, though.

I just don’t understand the refusal some people have towards trying new things. Like...most people probably eat at least 2 meals a day every day of their lives. You live to 80, that’s 58,440 meals at bare minimum.  What is so scary about not liking one of those occasionally?

I understand that everyone (including me) is going to have their quirks and limits when it comes to food preferences, but I seriously don’t get someone who says “I don’t like most food.” Get over yourself and live a little.

I’ll never - EVER - understand why some people care so damned much about what total strangers might think of them.

That PB slice “hack” reminds me of those P.J. Squares from the early 2000s.

“You know how governments won’t negotiate with terrorists?”

I understand where it’s coming from, just looking at those first few screens I went, “Yeah, that’s East of Hyrule Castle, by the bridge where the Witch with the Mushroom is.” But I get it, and maybe I need to watch the same streams you did, but it just didn’t even seem like they tried to hide it. I think that’s what…

Zelda BOTW, Super Mario Odyssey, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Golf Story, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Splatoon 2, Fire Emblem Warriors (etc.) with many more announced for 2018.

Hey, I was pre-law for a year in college, twenty years ago. I owe my professors this precision.

I don’t know if you’ve played it or not, though that’s literally the way the game begins! He actually starts to say “Have I told you the story about the elf named Li—” and his grandchildren interrupt him with “like a million times”.

Yeah, this is 6,000,000% not grounds for any kind of cease and desist lawsuit. As someone else said, you cannot copyright game mechanics (just characters). If you could, we would not be playing any video games right now because the industry would have literally died over 40 years ago. Heck, we wouldn’t have even ever…

Along those lines, older gamers can probably remember a few examples where one game really hit it big then shortly thereafter the market was flooded with (usually low-quality) clones. Doom-style FPS games in the early 90's, RTS games in the mid-90's, Farmville in the 2000's, and so on.

And the story goes like this:

Lily: “Grandpa! Tell us a story!”

You can’t copyright game mechanics - the art and music and story and stuff, sure, but a LTTP clone with none of those things is perfectly legal.

Hey, if you buy it now you’re supporting developers so that they can make more games like this in the future that you can buy and add to the bottom of your backlog! It’s a viciousbeautiful circle!

Seems like a better way to “see the world through Sam’s eyes” would be to friggin’ let us play as Sam! I’d love to play as a trans character, and I don’t think putting you in the shoes of an invasive voyeur is a better way to bring us into Sam’s life than just... you know, bringing us into Sam’s life.

Another approach could be the owner lost his/her memory, and now trying to reconstruct his/her identity by going through the phone. The ending will leave the player to decide what he/she wants to be.

Does the game end with the player finding out they were Sam the whole time and they had amnesia? Otherwise pretty messed up.

I’ve always gone straight for “Mom” whenever I’ve found a lost phone. You can always count on mom to take care of it.