OK, now I hate Trump as much as the next sane person, but this strikes me as roughly equivalent to conservative news outlets pushing the “Hillary is secretly ill” narrative during the election.

No, it released later on the 3DS than on the Switch.

Yeah I also think I might be coming off harsher than I intend to be.

I see. And how many Switches have even been shipped to North America?

Meanwhile many Democrats/Progressives decided that “ideological purity”, “being inspired” and “sticking it to the establishment” were far more important than shaping the Supreme Court, and those hills they were going to die on, consequences be damned.

Boktai asked you to be outdoors, but the Game Boy Advance’s screen (the improved SP was available by now, but loads of people still had the older system) made playing outside a massive pain in the ass eyes.

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Regardless, even if a Pokémon does manage to get confused, the chance to hit itself has been reduced to 33 percent.

Prove it.

I’m guessing that isn’t the final box art for either Radiant Historia or Strange Journey. I mean it has “Rating Pending” and everything.

You know, some of us—make that a lot of us—don’t have a Switch and can’t buy one. Please stop whining about games being released for the 3DS.

“Fare”. Standard Pokemon fare.

The problem is that, as penelopewoveforherself notes, the Walker sculpture garden is as much playground as it is art gallery. And also the installations there are generally completely context-free; there’s usually no plaque that tells you about the piece. So yeah, it was in pretty poor taste to put it there.

Huh, it’s going to send me emails, but I can “unsubscribe at any time”. You’d think if they were actually interested in providing a public service, they would NOT do that. Why do they feel the need to send me emails?

I’m honestly kind of surprised “seldom” is in Trump’s vocabulary. It just doesn’t seem like the kind of word he generally uses. No joke.

I just looked up the iOS version. Bwa ha ha! $18 for a touchscreen RPG? No. That’s the price I’d pay for Vita version that’s actually comfortable to play.

I really doubt that his glacial writing pace has anything to do with how complex the plotlines have gotten or how hard the characters are to manage. He just doesn’t want to write these books anymore. If he wanted to do it, he’d be doing it. But he’s not, and it’s pretty clear he’d rather be doing other things instead.

I don’t think that really follows. They didn’t even call it a “tablet”; it was the “game pad”. And tablets are multimedia devices, everybody who wanted one knew that. Even a “moron in a hurry” could tell that the Wii U gamepad wasn’t a tablet. I don’t even see how it could be meant to try to tap into the coolness of…

So did Nintendo use the word “tablet” in its marketing at the time? If indeed it had any marketing for the Wii U?

I’m guessing the Wii U was not a response to the success of tablets, but rather a response to their own success with dual-screen gaming. Having one screen in your lap and one across the room just isn’t the same as having two right next to each other, though.