The game came out around the same time as when people start to treat the word "Nintendo" as a dirty word, so I dare say if this had been Nintendo exclusive the game would have flopped.

My theory is that every post-2000s Disney movie is a spinoff of Frasier.

This is incredible. I've been on Twitter for three years and never noticed spelling or grammar this good.

Crack teams will be at work deciding just what Nintendo characters would be suitable to hang above the cribs of babies and infants.

One day, there must be a game with a playable Big Bertha or Bouncing Boy.

Thus guy talks so fast it's almost unbearable...

The internet hates new things.

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Going by girth alone, it would seem that some of these cats are doing very, very well! This cat might actually kill a mouse if it accidentally rolled over on one.

I'm sure it's very different, being there and feeling the excitement about the show with Conan and the whole cast of Walking Dead about to start. Don't be so judgmental.

"should of", for fuck's sake.

Remember kids, just because you're not personally offended by it, doesn't mean it isn't racist. And calling something racist isn't curbing free speech, it is free speech. Now carry on.

Here's just the top screen in the newest Kirby.

Kirby is just one of those games where I just go 'Ah, I'm really playing a silly, colorful videogame' and I get very proud of that fact all of a sudden. The pastel colors, the crazy premise, cute enemies everywhere, catchy music, the unique twist Kirby games tends to get. Great to see the 'ultra power' not being just…

Man I wish giant space battles would break out when I don't pay my bill. :(

This is dumb. To paraphrase a young Illinois State Senator named Barack Obama, "I'm not against all 13 GB videogame patches, I'm against dumb 13 GB videogame patches."

I agree there; I love the concept of the Wii U and it's great in person. It's an exceptional gaming device with lots of potential and uniqueness that I would love to see expanded on in games, but it really needs more games to sell it.

I guess they make good points... but who seriously buys a Nintendo console for online multiplayer experiences? When I think Nintendo I think of local multiplayer goodness, something that's sorely missing on the other two consoles.

There's an art to designing a good user interface. Some companies, like Netflix, Apple and Google, know this. I get the impression Valve...doesn't. At least not all the time.