So its, “So long, Gary Bowser?”

This.

What’s the point when most people don’t actually use 4K to begin with? Sure, the hardest of hardcore gamers do, but the vast majority of the 80 million people who own a Switch have not watched nor played anything in 4K.

I very clearly explained what I could only see as a willing and deliberate misinterpretation of their words. They wanted to ensure the games on display were representative and inclusive. Of course all the games would be “wholesome” - that would be the point.

Ok. I’ll bite.

What are you talking about? All the DLC for New Horizons has been free, including this update. There’s no microtransactions or any other way to spend real-world money in the game. As for the amiibo cards, they’ve been around since 2015.

Yeah, I also hate free stuff

It’s not though? There’s literally no microtransactions or purchases in the game whatsoever. These are just updates to keep people excited about playing.

You sound fun

“I will get this... in about 2 years and when it has dropped to $45.”

It’s going to be $90 in two years. Could be a one print run like Metroid Trilogy. 

It pretty clearly says

“Aluminum” is the North American spelling standard.  That’s why we pronounce it Ah-loo-min-um.

“A similar service specific to Animal Crossing: New Horizons will allow save files to be transferred from one Switch to another.”

It’s Animal Crossing the appeal is the simplicity. This is a huge improvement in terms of features to the last game so that alone makes this a worthwhile entry in the series

I don’t know what else there’d be, that essentially explained the entirety of the game, along with all the new mechanics. It answered all my pre-release questions at least.

Anything more would be going into minuscule details, and those are better left to be discovered while playing.

I assume this comment is in jest but I legitimately am not sure. 

The whole point of Chinatown is that it’s non-Chinese police officers (or in Gittes’ case, detectives) who are trying to navigate through places like Chinatown, which even in America are strange and foreign locations. Hence the mantra of what Gittes did as a cop in Chinatown: “As little as possible.” This story wouldn’…

Oh, was it the deep state then?

Mario Kart isn’t a real racing game.