And where is the actual digital pet game? Cyber Sleuth was a good game by all accounts, but it seemed to me like a solid JRPG, not a good Digimon game.

I meant BEFORE Digimon (Bandai Namco) made one.

God damnit, I meant BEFORE Digimon made an AR game.

I know, but they wouldn’t have been able to do it without Nintendo. I use the two interchangeably in this respect.

I feel like Rowlett got the best of both forms we’ve seen so far, but I love that Popplio evolution.

I feel like Pokémon has been channeling Digimon more and more, honestly. Which is good, because Digimon sure hasn’t been channeling Digimon.

I DO NOT REGRET CHOOSING POPLIO NOW.

Would it have been so hard to say this the day they patched it? Or, God forbid, beforehand? So people didn’t freak out? I’m about the most understanding guy on the planet but even I was baffled by the fact that the steps were completely gone. I had no idea if they were revamping it, like they said, or just saying…

Sounds like they’re revamping the whole tracking system to me.

Maybe my troll instincts are undeveloped or something but I don’t see the point of this trend. I mean, you didn’t beat the gym with the magikarp obviously, and leaving it there is basically just saying “it’s cool, go ahead and take it back. Enjoy your free experience!” I mean, it seems too convenient to the person…

As a Pokemon Go apologist myself, please don’t fool yourself. The launch has been absolute shit with people unable to log in for almost an entire weekend. No other server-based game I’ve ever played has denied a large portion of its playerbase the ability to play for entire days with nothing more than a “we’re working…

But the problem with that is, all that was promised with this game is a new Mega Man. People are throwing shade on it for essentially being what it was always promised to be. If people didn’t want a new Mega Man game, why throw $4 million at a project that was promising a new Mega Man game?

People need to stop calling this a $4 million game. It is NOT a $4 million game. It’s a $20 game. And even looking at the production costs, Inafune didn’t ASK for $4 million. He asked for $900,000. A $900,000 project with $4 million isn’t suddenly a $4 million project. Sure, you can use the extra money for more…

“The difference here is Mega Man earned that shit. Those early entries in the series were some of the best games available on the original Nintendo, short, sharp and well-polished. I will bang my head against a Mega Man level all day long, because I know in the end it’s worth it.”

“More caving in to SJW pressure!”

So I’m still not seeing anyone saying why two males and a female is more “balanced” than two females and a male...

Stupid sexy Kojima...

Neat concept. I give it a 10% chance of actually getting developed and a 1% chance of actually doing what it promises besides mortal PCs and perma-death (which are really the least of its promised innovations). It sounds WAY too ambitious, particularly with such a dynamic world as its goal.

The problem is the Wii U ISN’T a bad console. It just had a shitty launch and Nintendo just gave up on it. If they’d launched with either Mario Kart 8 or Smash Bros. Wii U (or, God forbid, both), it would have sold like gang busters. But between the fact that those games were released over a year after launch and…

All of this. Plus the fact that Snyder apparently wouldn’t know good pacing if it came up and bit him in the ass.