The fact that he continued to drive indicated that he may not have realized. He was clearly oblivious anyway. I think the horn was meant to say, “hey, dude, check under your tires.”

I feel like it’s actively targeting people who DON’T have kids. That’s my point. If I buy this (okay, WHEN I buy this), my kids will be SOL whenever I’m not home. The entire marketing video seems to feature entirely single adults, for whom this is perfect. But anyone who has a family at home is kind of left out.

Not really. They never actually showed anyone playing together in the living room, or more than the included JoyCon pair or one pro controller. One can assume it could do more, and it probably can, but that’s an assumption. But even so, if you use it for its primary purpose, which is to be able to take it with you,…

This looks fantastic... but also does nothing to reduce my biggest fears about it. Notice how EVERY home scenario is a single player? Notice the complete lack of kids AT ALL playing this? I get that Nintendo is trying to push toward a market they’ve left behind, but right now this very much looks like a solo console,…

My fiancee purchased an ST early this year and she got to do the program. I paid the few hundred dollars to get to tag along (there are limited slots for guests) and had a great time.

Plus 0% financing from Google, giving it no disadvantage over buying it from the carrier.

They said Developer Previews will hit those phones at the end of the year.

Yep, and I’m excited for it either way. Just hoping I don’t have to jump through a lot of hoops for everyone to fully enjoy it.

1. As I said, Nintendo didn’t make the lack of profiles on 3DS because it came earlier and was simpler, they ACTIVELY STATED that they wanted each family member to own their own and CHOSE to avoid profiles for that reason. And my point isn’t that this proves they won’t do it, just that the fact that the Wii U sets one…

Hopefully so, but right now it does sound janky. And not necessarily like them to be QUITE that giving...

1. That’s an assumption on your part. There’s nothing to support that at this point. No, they do NOT “have to.” We just don’t know yet. We really don’t. As there’s not a hint of evidence it will maintain backward compatibility, and is VERY unlikely to due to a complete change in architecture and complete lack of disc…

Two things:

And that’s where you lost me 100%. Transporter 2 was awful compared to 1. Lost all of its charm.

Agreed. Also crossing my fingers that the dock has tech to allow the processor and GPU to run at higher clock speeds to compensate for the increased television resolution.

While I love the idea of a hybrid for myself, I’m strongly questioning how it will work in a family environment. The Wii and Wii U were major family systems, and they’re huge in my home. And we get to buy ONE game and then each person can log in on their own profiles with their own saves. And if I leave the house each…

Okay, I see what you’re saying. Specifying PPP kind of sidetracked from your point, which I can agree with. There’s less PHYSICAL substance to this story pack than the other one, so it feels like less of a value in a real-world sense. I can get behind that, even if I’m less bothered by it. Plus these things are…

Wait, who on earth is valuing Lego Dimensions based on price per piece? That’s not really the primary point of them.

The way I read the article, it IS in the Android version, just the AR component is missing.

It’s just too big. I used to carry EVERY Nintendo handheld in my pocket with me everywhere. Then I traded up from a 3DS to a 3DS XL and stopped taking it anywhere. It was just too big.

Yeah, I had to give up and buy the white one. I’ve been holding out on New 3DS entirely because I just can’t do XL. I switched to an XL with the previous generation and stopped using my 3DS entirely because it was too big to carry around. I was so upset when the New 3DS was ONLY XL here that I skipped it. Then it came…