And they should be in jail for Iraq.

Soldier worship in the U.S. is out of control.

I don’t. I have - for the most part - abandoned the AAA segment. Haven’t bought anything (or pirated) anything from the big three and skipped most games from other big publishers.

Because the military became god-heroes thanks to cultural guilt over Vietnam, which excuses everything Blackwater types do by being “near-military”.

Let’s stop calling them “military contractors.” Erik Prince is the head of a MERCENARY organization that has ZERO accountability. How the hell did this shit become legal in the U.S.?

The fact that Blackwater is still around, the name has changed but nothing else has, just proves that there are people far far above the law in this country. These people murdered and tortured people.. literally murdered and tortured and they got paid for it.

Being a mercenary, now gently labeled as a private contractor, used to be illegal in this country and for very good reason.

Yes it is.

Couldn’t agree more. Nintendo creates this hype for their product and they don’t even sell it long enough for everyone to get one. It just encourages piracy.

Exactly. Bayonetta reminded me so much of Dreamcast games of old (yeah it’s scary to say that), and so does this. I’ll gladly buy it.

And no, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with the trailer. Author also needs to check to see a whole lot of lighting tricks were used in it that just weren’t possible on the original…

Except they never said the NES mini was going to be limited edition UNTIL AFTER they promised to get more systems out there.

I’ve got to say, I don’t love them anymore. I used to (I’ve bought every single system they’ve ever released with the exception of the Gameboy Mini, the weird goggle thing, and the Switch now), but with all the bullshit they have engaged in over the last decade, I despise them now. They are anti-consumer to the…

The trailer excited me too—I loved the action scenes—but you get to something important. Yes, there’s room for improvement, but that’s why the game was pushed back. But they do have a tough line to walk—they have to bring the designs into 2018 while also not straying too much from what they looked like in 2002. They…

Other popular, physical goods continue to resupply as long as the product remains popular and until the product reaches saturation.

To be honest with you i don’t think there is an easy defense for the Classic consoles. They were not billed as such a rare collectors item until they sold out of them so quickly. They also randomly discontinued it which did not help matters. At the very least the amiibos had support and nintendo did a good job of…

No I didn’t. I might have believed Nintendo this time if that exact statement hadn’t been an outright lie every other time they’d made it over the past decade. Nintendo has no credibility, and at this point they HAVE to be doing this sort of thing on purpose. It’s just impossible for it to keep happening by accident.…

So what you’re saying is you’re entirely out of touch with reality? Because artificial scarcity is a very very real thing with Nintendo. Its something they purposefully do. They did it with amibos. They did it with the NES classic. They outright stated they’re doing it with the SNES classic.

[Yes I realize I made up those numbers]

This.

Agreed. If they made it hyper realistic, it would lose the charm and funny sorta stiffness of the originals. I think it looks like a super DC game.