RIP Iwata. Long live Nintendo!

That’s correct.

Meh, they don't have Amiibo-style bases, so I can easily consider them not amiibos.

On a controller, it feels like driving a tank. All these transitions in animation make for a realistic look, but a clunky feel.

Yeah, forget the inventory stuff, I stopped playing because of the shitty controls. If they fixed this, I am interested again.

I actually love Trubbish. The other two, not so much... But Smoochum is pretty cute!

I couldnt even play Fallout 3 or the Witcher because of this. They just set you down in the middle of the world and expect you to go out and figure out what to do first. If I could do that, I'd jave a goddamn career rather than be drifting to wherever is hiring. One of my favorite things in a lot of games is simply…

Yeah, like Mr. Mime, Jinx, and Trubbish!

Wasn't he from somewhere else? Or was where he was from also in Pennsatucky?

Because Nintendo knows they will never beat Project Z.

2/10 needs more Marie.

Be a great time to own a copy of the obscure NES game North vs. South.

A good value for staples like Mario. I’m betting that characters like Wii Fit Trainer will be cross-promoted a bit less.

I like this word, “tosspot.”

3 is the best Suikoden. And I am the only person on the planet who seems to feel this way.

In a just world, you’d need the third campaign to have straight couples. It only makes sense.

Oh, they’ll be expanding MY pack, if ya know what I mean!

I’ll be disappointed if I can’t throw Skittles.

People will stand around and watch Buddhist monks inscribe mandalas by placing individual grains of sand for weeks. The monks often go so far as to destroy the final product. It’s not about the result, it’s about the process. There’s something meditative in a slow build like this.

If you’re starting out, it’s just a lot of trial and error, and a lot of zooming in and out to see how your eye processes things. An experienced pixel artist develops an instinct over time that cuts down on the process quite a bit.