This thing is a dream device.

If everything was extremely hard all the time the game would take forever and not be any fun. If it was easy all the time the game would lose your interest and not be any fun. Hence: Boss battles!

I really enjoyed this article, at first the game sounded very dull but then I read:

It's kinda like how .999999... is equal to 1 mathematically but not the same. Wait...what have I done...I'll go away now. :/

Actions speak louder than words.

This has nothing to do with causing violence, more about enjoying it. It is actually a very deep subject that is not black or white.

Read the replies I wrote to the others, please.

First of all I want to congratulate Cara and Patricia on an excellent article.

This isn't about Facebook ownership, it's about them selling your private/public photos, your name, and your likeness, to advertisers who can use it in any way they please.

Article tone

What do you mean "do what you want"? (Just to be clear I am not being sarcastic, I genuinely did not understand what you meant) As far as I see it I have an Xbox for matchmaking and console games and a powerful PC for coding, video/audio editing, and everything else.

Haha this article was great! That ending was perfect.

I never said they did, I just said that they are setting a bad example for the industry and are leading the trend.

Nintendo can choose if they want to bring certain games or not, regardless if they were designed in house. Your logic would apply equally to Xenoblade and TLS (which is why I mentioned them specifically in the OP), and we all know how those games turned out for them.

Hahaha that's good.

Awesome

Animal crossing was just a side point. JRPG's in general are not arriving stateside, period. Square Enix is a small part of this large problem.

"Once again Xenoblade/The Last Story were first-party, not third-party."

Kotaku: Changing the world, one game at a time.

@Frosted