I can’t even use my Wii any more. I bought a new TV and AV receiver a few months back and neither has have any analog inputs. I actually did double take as I was setting everything up, component cables dangling in my hand.

Electrolytes!

You know you’re getting way older when even the Gamecube feels too recent for nostalgia to kick in.

Or you can do like me and just have low standards.

And here I was expecting this to be another article about Red Dead Redemption 2.

So much this. If tomorrow somehow news came that no new games will be released in the next two years my knee-jerk response would probably be a sigh of relief.

On the other hand, buying games on launch lacks the luster of a lower price and a fully patched experience.

It doesn’t look like anything to me.

“fun guy”?

I know it’s a thing that happens. Particularly in banks. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it, I guess.

LOL, no excuse even as an internal website. Just looking at it I knew it used tables for the layout even before I looked at the source. Seriously, that thing was written in 1996. Thank you.

Microsoft’s heavy focus on multiplayer ended up killing my interest on the XBox, but if the acquisitions they announced at E3, plus this (if it turns out to be true) means they’ll be investing on more single-player exclusives I’d be super-happy to come back to the fold.

Care to share a link? I want to see that!

I bet it has autoplaying MIDI music!

Does the design of his webpage also count as a criminal activity? Because it should.

Now you know why Spartans were so badass.

Dark mode is a godsend for me, but it makes File Explorer look... out of sorts. It’s obvious how everything is designed to sit on a white background.

I couldn’t really give you another answer than “as cheap as possible” even though I know it’s kind of a copout. I love me some Zelda and sure as hell am looking forward to Metroid Prime 4, but that’s about the extent of my interest in what the platform offers in the future. And I already played BotW on the Wii U, so…

Sorry, maybe my reply was a bit curt. No clarification necessary. I re-read the original post and realised I was projecting my own point of view on the OP, but indeed his/her complaint is about screen size, not price.

I’m not about to speak (more?) for the OP, so granted.