How so? They have the Switch Lite, which has no motion controls. Meaning they can’t turn the Switch completely to a motion controls only system. If you look at the upcoming games, most of them don’t rely on motion controls either. It’s fine to give options to create different experiences for different people.

Actually before these shoes, they already produced Japanese sneakers with Anippon that’s like that. Saw it in Japan for sale in Tokyo.

No it’s coming to the Vita for a Western release. Digital only though, no physical copy.

This game has a special place in my life primarily because it was released when my father was in hospice care, and got me through the first few months he passed away. I remembered how difficult this game was, with one of the most complicated battle systems I’ve ever played. But getting through it with patience and…

The problem is demand. The game sold so poorly, Capcom once had a firesale on it, selling stacks of the copy new for $5 at San Diego Comic-Con. Heck, I got my copy signed by Kazuhiro Tsuchiya [the director] earlier this year, and he was shocked to see a copy. Felt like no one in Capcom thinks anyone would care for…

At the moment it seems to be a huge money maker. It was revealed last week that Fire Emblem Heroes, their mobile game, has been generating $400 million in revenue in a year. That’s a huge money making franchise for them.

If you click on the link yourself, and run it through Google Translate, the gist of the information is:

Gotcha, thanks for the clarification. Only games I’ve been buying for the XBox One had been exclusives [so first-party games], so that makes sense why I had the wrong impressions on the ‘XBox Play Anywhere’ policy.

Since it’s coming out for the XBOX One, doesn’t that make it a PC game, since all XBOX One games can now be played on Windows?

Does it help that this is only 1 of 8 characters? From the character art for the game, it looks like half the case are women, with only Primrose being overly sexualized. We don’t know how the final game would play out.

The worst things of Sonic Mania were the boss fights you listed. That said, after a while of practice, I was able to get the hang of things and the issues I’ve had with these bosses went away. For example, the Metal Sonic fight frustrated me because I was having issues bouncing the mini-Metal Sonic to the main boss. I…

I feel like this couple should settle any marital fights they have over Tekken. Assuming they’re both pretty equal in skill.

I LOVE DRAGON QUEST! So much, I once drove up from Los Angeles to Palo Alto and camped out overnight [being first in line] to meet the creator of Dragon Quest, Yuji Horii. And here’s a pic of my giving Yuji Horii a crudely put together slime sign that had everyone in line signed, to show that there’s tons of fans and…

As long as the end result will give us a Flight Stick accessory, I’m totally fine with this.

Some of the best Genesis games were on the Sega Channel, such as Alien Soldier and Pulseman. Along with Mega Man: The Wily Wars, the only way to play these games in North America were exclusively on the Sega Channel. It’s a shame, because there’s no NA physical release of these games, so not a ton of people were…

Not from this year. The Festival doesn’t start until February.

The readme on the link answers this with: “Get a copy of Policenauts. The easiest thing to do is buy a hard copy from a reseller.”

Apparently the eye does move.

I don’t know if anyone answered you yet, but you can. There’s a ‘Run’ button on the top left hand corner of the screen during a Pokemon encounter.

Ever since 2010, I’ve been going to Neca’s booth at Comic-Con for their HeroClix exclusives. Their line has never been terrible. It might look long, but it takes a few hours to sell out. It’s definitely not as bad as Hasbro, Lego, Funko, etc. Also, Neca tends to open up pre-orders or sales for Con Exclusives for a…