I was referring to the original game’s launch price, not the “selects,” which is a price at which I wouldn’t expect Nintendo to launch. I think your math there is a bit unsubstantiated, but regardless it’s an odd difference in price considering the game was already completed and this is more or less a straightforward…

It’s probably because of the large disparity in price, with the Wii U eshop version costing $19.99, and the Switch eshop version costing $59.99 ($10 more than the launch price of the Wii U version). Why the price hike over the original’s launch price?

Sounds cool! If it makes it’s way to any of the consoles, I’ll check it out :)

Thanks for the heads up, but the promo is “sold out” as of 10:30 PDT :(

Thanks for the heads up, but the promo is “sold out” as of 10:30 PDT :(

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this Kirk. As many of us have recently done, I’ve examined my feelings on violence in games and in real life. While this is a personal process, in a recent podcast (I believe it was Waypoint, or maybe Split Screen? Haha sorry I can’t remember which!) someone posited that violence in…

This is pretty bad. If you don’t care about game stats then you’re welcome to ignore them (and maybe Nintendo can provide an option to stop tracking them too if a user pleases), but to a lot of users they’re important. While it’s disappointing that Switch doesn’t have any form of achievements like other modern…

You get the latest version of the game whenever you do a fresh download on any of the consoles :)

Is it just me, or does this guy remind anyone else of Richardson from Hot Rod?

This movie was a mess, and even though the last Cloverfield was retrofitted to the series, it at least fit thematically, and was a good movie to boot. This was just plain bad in both aspects, and actually makes no sense chronologically since this movie takes place in the near future, and the first movie takes place in…

This totally changes the way gold points work though. As pointed out above, for digital games, things are currently organized in tiers: $20 gives you 20 gold coins. With this new system, $20 will give you $1 (or 100 gold coins)?

“The Punch-Out!! series would soon expand to the NES and SNES systems”

And there appears to be an Xbox One X coming for it, so it gets even better :)

And there appears to be an Xbox One X coming for it, so it gets even better :)

I think some pundits are quick to forget that many gamers are getting older, have families and/or jobs, and most importantly, less free time. My days of fussing with a PC are personally behind me, as are most of my friends’, where plug and play has become very attractive. Additionally, as I’ve waffled between consoles…

Digital Foundry has a pretty rad tech breakdown of this thing if you’re into the real nitty gritty, http://www.eurogamer.net/ar...

The game looks like it might be using the Adventures of Mana (FF Adventure) engine. It was missing some sound effects (like cutting down grass), and the zoomed angles during cut scenes do no favors for the character models. All of that can be ignored, but unfortunately it seems the weird lag between connecting with…

It seems that the game changes the platforming challenges presented based on the difficulty chosen, which is a really nice touch.

I was really hoping they’d patch in control remapping into this update. Blocking with L3 is not ideal.

Glad to see this added in, but it should’ve been there from day one. Also, PS4 Pro enhanced needs to be better explained for all games.

Wasn’t there a rating filed for Broken Age on Xbox filed recently? Glad to see this game get out to even more people in all forms.

Yes. These are all good suggestions. If there’s one company that is reticent to update their games based on feedback though, I believe it’d be Nintendo unfortunately.