This is correct. I could have worded that more clearly and I hope no one expects that to mean by the end of the month. By “end of the year” I’m talking about the fiscal year.

Probably not a lot of reason, then, unless you want to replay it or play it in portable mode.

Besides the fact it’s on a platform people own? By the end of the year, Switch is projected to have sold more units than the Wii U did in its lifetime.

It sucks, there isn’t a good win scenario here.

We boycott the game an EA shuts down a studio that’s only making these design decisions because EA forces them. Or they stop making Battlefront games completely due to “lack of demand”.

Me and a friend were talking about this...at first we thought maybe a controller with a turbo button.

While the scooter might honestly be easier to jump with, it can be a pain in the butt to get the scooter into the moving jump rope without ending the game at jump one or zero.

I think it’s the transition from the jumps speeding up to the steady rhythm, IMO. The first 55 jumps are easy, it was quickly transitioning into a steady rhythm after fifty jumps of speeding up.

Volleyball is a whole ‘nother story. It’s slow and boring in the beginning and fast and random in the end. One of the things…

The first 55 jumps are easy, IMO. It’s the following 45 that are difficult.

Well, English comics should never be written in Japanese reading order. The only reason to write left-to-right is if you’re actually writing in Japanese for a Japanese audience.

I had Wart in the original lineup of characters, too, but had to drop him. I thought Donkey Kong or Wario were more deserving. It was never…

Yeah, humor is so subjective, not every gag works for every person. I’ve got a lot of extra work and I’m barely getting these things in before the deadline, so bear with me.

Could you tell me more about where it’s not reading clearly? The first panel is the top left. The second panel is the top right. The third panel is bottom left, etc.

Because Warner Bros. offered them a big pile of money and they’re not developing it in-house, just licensing their map/AR tech to WB’s team.

I felt the same way about the NES Classic and it was an overwhelming success. “Most NES games are archaic or unplayably hard. And Nintendo has sold us these games a dozen times over. Why would anyone pay $50 for them?”

I don’t think the revision was ever intended to get people to double dip, just streamline it and incentivize new buyers. They can’t (or at least don’t want) to do any hardware revisions that will make new games incompatible with the old model or split the tiny market.

I remember facetiously saying that if anything happened to Ken Watanabe, Hollywood wouldn’t have any Japanese actors left.

Classic Mega Man has always changed color with new powers, this shows his buster and helmet changing.

Not exactly. Yes, concept art for a game can go unused, but there’s a lot of reasons to believe this art has nothing to do with Mega Man 8.

It’s not really ironic, he’s not saying you shouldn’t use it as a tool, he’s saying it’s not a digging instrument.

Nah, I definitely appreciate the breakdown.

Something I’ve long since realized is not every strip is going to be a hit with every reader. This week I just barely got the comic done by my deadline, and I’ve had a fairly positive response from it.