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Although I obviously haven't played the full game yet, I'm a bit skeptical on many complaints in the reviews. I played the demo, and, while the controls weren't perfect, they were hardly game breaking. I actually got used to and started liking them after a while.

I hate to be that guy, but please don't use OCD that way >.>

I just have to say, a military shooter bug sounds terrifying ;_;

That was complete and utter bullcrap. The real popeye would've freaking eaten SPINACH. Stupid rigged match...

I think without EVs being complicated, more and more people will try and get into competitive battling. I think this is the purpose behind Gamefreak doing this.

Let's be honest. This needs to be a thing.

Also, am I the only one who is extremely happy they decided to streamline EV training. I've been tired of their being this niche group of players that really can't be beaten by the casual player. I used to play Pokemon Online, but actually like training my Pokemon the old fashioned way. Now with the special and core

I read somewhere that fairy is weak to poison and steel.

I want mega nidoking. Not only is he my favorite pokemon, but he could really use a boost to get back into the spotlight.

Everybody realizes that the demo is on the U.S. eshop too, right. Just played it and its fantastic.

As a Christian, I'm not sure I agree with this guy. Most Christians my age that I know of are gamers. A buddy of mine, who is even studying to become a youth minister, plays video games, and hosts a Gamer's Lounge every month (in his church, btw) that usually has a Call of Duty or Halo tournament. The only times I

I've shied away from guides as of late, only using them when I've literally tried every possible solution I can think of. This has really only occured in older games. I recently was playing through Link to the Past for the first time, and, as much as I love the game, where there were a few puzzles that, to me, were

That one's free Nintendo

Another issue everybody seems to forget is Nintendo's abysmal advertising. Every WiiU commercial I've seen doesn't explain the product at all. Nintendo keeps saying they don't know how to sell the WiiU to consumers, but it shouldn't be that hard. They need to do two things: Make better commercials, and advertise ALOT

This is why I never really read game reviews anymore, other than a score. I like to know if a game is worth it or not beforehand, but the more knitty-gritty details I've found to influence my opinion of the game. To me, I'd rather play a game mostly blind and develop an opinion on my own.

Thank you. I totally agree. Melee had that whole mysterious feel to it. I hope they at least have a few characters hidden from the public eye.

I liked it at the time, but it unfortunately spoiled everything about the game. I'd personally like a little surprise this time around.

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but am I the only one who has absolutely never gotten the point of Manly Guys Doing Manly Things?

I only get my funds from fruit and other methods like selling fossils. I have to say, I'm enjoying my method alot too. Its fun to slowly unlock everything in the game rather than get everything right away.