Imagine if Nintendo had put a cartridge slot on the new SNES Classic!?! making new games for the SNES, or re-releasing old ones, would quite possibly be profitable!

Although we havent had a total eclipse since 79 there have been several good partials, and a couple of annular eclipses.

I havent played it yet, because the cruddy reviews the price is still too high. But, how is it they took such a great series with so much built-in perfection and then managed to screw it up so badly? Is it really as bad as everyone says or just in comparison to the first three?

Did you work for M&S before he bought it too, or only after? Because I did both, and it was actually a great place to work right up until the second he bought it.

Does anyone know if these will be the NES versions, the Super Famicom Versions, the GBC versions, the mobile versions, or all new versions?

I found this at a pawn shop a couple weeks ago for $10. I hadn’t heard of it, and I’ve never played any of the Tomb Raider games, but I knew $10 was a great deal. So I went home and tried and was immediately addicted. Finished it with 100% on all the collectibles.

I found this at a pawn shop a couple weeks ago for $10. I hadn’t heard of it, and I’ve never played any of the Tomb…

I like the broad at the end: “I think she’s causing problems”

Sometimes it seems like people forget that kickstarter is entirely a gamble. you’re placing a bet that the game is completed, and good. If your bet hits you get it first and cheaper. If it doesn’t, you lose all the money you wagered.

I’m not sure if you noticed but they are playing a cartoon fighting game.

I signed up for the alert directly from Walmart. Got the email, signed in, debated ordering two for a minute, then went with one so I wouldn’t be a sleazeball. Got a confirmation email that says to expect mine on October 6th. They came through on my Switch pre-order whereas Best Buy screwed me over, so I’ve got high…

I will definitely buy it. I was waiting for at least a Switch port of the digital games but I will be happy with a physical PS4 edition.

you may know about this but there several companies that put out physical editions of digital/indie games. Limited Run is probably the most prolific and I own about a dozen of their releases between PS4 and Vita.

There’s something different about the Switch that clicks with some people, beyond the portability. Similar to how I buy almost everything for my PS4 instead of my Xbox1. Now, given the choice I’d buy it for my switch over the PS4.

I feel the same way about my Switch, but I’ve yet to use it as a handheld, so I’m asking myself WHY I feel that way? I certainly love the Pro controller but thats not it. I think a lot of it has to do with the EASE. I know when I turn it on its going to be fast, there wont be a lengthy update and I wont have to…

I don’t really care about E3, I was referring to your claim that before the previous generation of consoles, games had firm release dates, which is just bunk. Half-Life, Spore, Too Human, Duke Nukem, Prey, just to name a few. As long as there have been games there have been delays and release dates pushed back.

I’m familiar with the definitions of those terms, but I don’t see your point. They shouldn’t announce any games or show trailers until its gone gold?

So if a release date shouldn’t be a deadline, then what is the point of assigning an arbitrary date? And why would it make you feel any better about the upcoming game?

I dont think you’re remembering the past correctly.

Yeah I never heard of it and saw it on the shelf at Gamestop for $20. I almost never pass up a new $20 game, so I snagged it. Played it straight through to completion and loved every minute of it. Looking forward to this one.

Yes. I dont remember the name of the anti-coagulant in the mosquito saliva, but it doesn’t break down until 60degrees Celsius