For me the controls ruin it because it makes it impossible to do certain things. Aerial attacks are terrible without a c-stick since you can't move in the opposite direction of the attack, tilts are much harder with the circle pad, and dashing acts weird.

So are you finally hairdressing full time?

*ahem*

Please, we cannot like the sin while still liking or loving the sinner.

The segment on the Yelp reviewer was basically just a Colbert Report segment without the audience or the fancy graphics.

It's a bit faster, has a c-stick, NFC reader for Amiibo's and the 3D has head tracking so you don't have to keep your head so still to see it.

Was it a 3DS, 2DS, 3DS XL or New 3DS XL?

Huh. For me it's only with first person games, so we may have completely different problems. I also get headaches from driving for too long, I probably have some problem with what I see not matching up with what my body does. Like when I played Mirror's Edge and thought I was going to die.

I have a feeling that by the time they're done updating Splatoon with the rest of the weapons and game modes it'll be in my top 10.

I'm with you on the motion sickness. I wish I could figure out why some games bother me and other don't. I have Metroid Prime and Portal on my list, but I still haven't been able to finish either of their sequels because my head feels like it's going to implode after ten minutes.

It is. Don't listen to anyone else here, they're all wrong.

HAS NO ONE HEARD OF TEARS OF JOY?!

It kind of makes me think that they're very self aware and are doing it on purpose.

Get ready for a Nintendo heavy list! And I'm going to try and keep it to one entry per franchise (with one worthy exception).

And visual memory is most reliable than auditory or tactile. That's right, folks, we remember what we see.

I had no plans on seeing it, really, but now that I've read about it and
a had a friend confirm my suspicions, I will for sure not ever be
seeing it

I'm glad someone else watched n/a.

More turtle pudding please!

I think you messed up your sarcasm tags. I can still see them.

"Please, no. Not this again."