Are you sure the Adventure Mode doesn’t support co-op? I don’t think they said one way or the other.

Sure seems like there’s also a straight-up Event Mode in the game.

Sadly, by then we will have irreversible, catastrophic climate change.

What’s an “expy”?

I think you’ve missed the point here. Labo can be a learning tool if you really dive into it, but mostly it’s just for fun. It’s fun building it and it’s fun playing the games, and none of that is anything like programming.

I don’t have the Robot kit, so I can’t compare it to that. I feel like there’s much more “game” in the Vehicle Kit than in the Variety Kit, though it’s still not nearly as full-featured as an actual game game. The main mode, Adventure, has a map split up into 10 areas, and there are eight little quests to do in each…

The two games I wanted to play don’t actually load. I am disappoint.

I want that Poke Ball controller. But I don’t $50 want it. That’s...just too big an ask.

Yes, FF7's ending did get across “the planet wasn’t destroyed.” But I would have liked to know what happened to any of the characters afterward. Even immediately afterward. Instead it just fast-forwards to years in the future, when you see some members of Red XIII’s species looking at an overgrown Midgar. It was a…

Nintendo Labo Vehicle Kit on the 14th?

Finished The Messenger. Starting Hyper Light Drifter.

False.

Ah yes, “adorable” characters, with their dead little eyes. Would it kill them to add scleras and pupils?

EDIT: I need to read the article.

I had the same issue. For me, I assume it was that my lines weren’t straight enough. Presumably you can make perfectly straight lines using a d-pad, but with motion controls it’s not trivial, and the game still seemed to expect them.

I don’t mind “framerate drops” that go down to 30 fps. But twice now while playing I’ve had the screen literally freeze for let’s say a quarter of a second, and then catch up. That’s enough to affect gameplay even for me.

He has a lot of relics that could have been made into special moves. Like, riding on the mobile gear, firing a chaos sphere, using the uh fishing rod…

So other people’s opinions stem from “emotions”, but your opinion stems from “logic”. Got it.

I own a Switch. The 3DS is still great. Sorry, Jason.

The article I read was this one on Ars Technica: https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2018/07/a-quick-word-on-which-versions-of-mega-man-x-legacy-collection-to-get-or-avoid/