For me it's the opposite. I mean, I've always liked hard games. I loved Ninja Gaiden (the NES one) whan I was around 6 y.o., despite the fact that I couldn't pass that freaking windy level. But as I get older, I prefer them even more to easy games. It's all a matter of how you look at the games. You can look at them…

Only the keeper is allowed to touch the ball with their hands. Every other player on the field must use any part of their body other than their hands.

"I see slapped people."

The name "soccer" was actually invented in England.

Is the multiplayer any good? Are there options you can adjust to your liking, like in civ5?

Or making it so that moving the stick only "half-moves" the tiles, and you need to press any button to make them stick. Or giving the player options. But yeah, the controls really seem cumbersome without the ability to do "half-moves".

Maybe you just got used to it on a touchscreen? I mean, yeah, it'll probably work better with a touchscreen, since it's a game about sliding things across the screen, but maybe the problem you have with the thing is that you're so used to it that it's all automatic for you. A change in control scheme will make the…

I'm not a huge Nintendo fan, but Miyamoto-san is awesome.

I believe they just mean that it will launch like that. Maybe it's in the future because the game's launch is in the future. Or maybe I'm just optimistic.

*cough* dolphin *cough*

Kudos on the accurate and seemingly unbiased view of the consoles. It's quite rare these days.

There's one great excuse to playing minecraft on a console: 4 player split-screen. It's inferior because it lacks the updates, but it's superior because you can play with 3 friends on the same screen, on the same couch.

What did you guys expect? Boob physics are expensive.

I'm biased towards what? All I'm saying is that there's no certainty. That we can't know now if it'll fail or not. I'm not predicting success. The fact that it's cool alone doesn't make it a success.

You can look at more Pac-Man screenshots here.

Doesn't that look futuristic? I feel like the year 2000 already!

Still not as cool as this:

I want to believe this, but their whole streaming shenanigans says otherwise.

I didn't say it will. What I mean is that there's no way for us to know if it will or not until it's actually in the market. People have to try to make it work before we can come to conclusions. Also, I said "just because you say so" to his statement that "VR does not compare to any of those". The only objective…