I think the ONLY thing to take into account from Richard’s review is that he didn’t like the first game, so I don’t think that’s a very good starting pointpoint considering that that game was voted best jrpg of that generation by many.
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As mva5580 said, you obviously do care. The only way to show you don’t care is to not read or post on a topic about amiibo.
I am pretty sure they are not purposefully decreasing the amount of money they are making. They get 0$ from scalper profits.
Your actions say otherwise
It’s only a mediocre console if you’re expecting a PS4/XBone type of experience. Taken on it’s own terms, the Wii U is great and totally worth owning. A mod’s not going to be the same.
“If you’re desperate to play Splatoon, but don’t have a WiiU”
BUY A WIIU
need more polish but i can see it become very popular
In This Article: Someone complains about something they got for free just because they think it should have all the features of a full priced game right out of the box.
Do you really gave to say “Annoying”... There are people who like it and it is still a good puzzle game...
I quite enjoy Pokemon Shuffle, despite never spending a dime on it. Good time waster when I don’t have enough time to do a Mario Kart Grand PrixPrix.
I haven’t spent any money and have near 100% capture rate and S ranking up to the most recently added area. It has been updated for free with tons of new content, contests, and fun new variations on the core mechanics. I do not find this annoying.
Gotta love when a news article turns into an editorial. Maybe I’m the only one who likes reading news without it already being skewed to avoid it due to a sensationalist headline, like using the word Annoying, which already tells the user to avoid it before it’s even begun. Link the review in the article, that’s fine,…
I’m okay with Shuffle being what it is. I wish coins were a bit more plentiful, but I haven’t paid a dime for anything. I think it would have lost its shine a lot faster if I wasn’t on a timer. The timer keeps me coming back.
Nope, it strikes me as honest. It also makes sense from a business perspective.
Dude... sounds like you need to just let it go.
From his interviews and bio, it never seemed he purposely ascended the corporate ladder. He’s just a guy who likes to imagine, create and he likes to shake the cage of game design. All of his games, whether you like Nintendo or not, have a flair and design that are unique, and I can’t imagine he’s the type who would…
Oh grow up ya fucking douchebag
Wow, I know we’re gonna play this snarky but it seems so nice the Miyamoto is still in the cubicle farm. If there was anyone that could make that situation bearable it’s him.
No article about Splatoon’s 1 million sold milestone?