(Originally published 9/28/2016)

Looking over it I basically see it as paying $20 for the story content(the stuff coming in December/January).

Sadly I think the ship sailed as soon as they realized the potential of having a Zelda title at launch. Technically this sorta means the Wii U didn’t have it’s own title.

Inconsistencies with the make-up they use.

Wait, I thought stamps for Miiverse were supposed to be trophy substitutes?Something limited yet available to everyone with access to gamefaqs.

Was this a screencap?

Oh you know people will still want voice chat via hardware.

Best guess is 28-35. 2017. That’s not your wallet.
Middle America after being swooned by a career liar.

As a Canadian, let me give you an additional suggestion.

I’m replying to emphasize some of these facts.

Ya know, it’s gonna be really awkward explaining to the house robbers why you don’t have bricks and bags with dollar signs on them just lying around.

Maybe it’ll be reasonably priced. Less than the price of the competition at least.

When you upgrade your phone you’ll be amazed by the extra battery life the larger screen sizes can get now.

It’s not bad, but there may be a time where it’s either dramatically higher or lower.

Well, at least they didn’t add on the premium we usually see.

It might just be his hometown.
Donkey Kong may have been here.

That’s the chat components.

Developers trying to make engaging first-party titles to focus on the gimmicks?

Could just be for titles that do online multiplayer(so basically Splatoon 2, maybe Pokemon Z). For 80% of their games, that’s an easy skip.

It’s nice that they’re targeting a reasonable sounding price point, but I’m gonna be annoyed once they take the low Canadian dollar into account.