Man some of the comments on those blogs of ex-riot employees are disgusting. People openly defending sexist behaviors.

I hope it would be better too.

It’s not just about the jaggies, as you can see in the screenshot, the models seem to be low poly models, with the lapras’ back being an almost flat texture. That’s what low-end graphics of the previous gen (Vita) look like. A Switch game isn’t supposed to look like that.

I hope that the main Pokemon Switch game does not look like that. After years of playing Pokemon with jagged visuals, we are back to playing Pokemon with that same visuals...on a modern hardware? Please, no.

At least it stops Gizmodo websites from autoplaying videos with sound. It’s one of the most annoying things on Kotaku.

Following something doesn’t mean that a user is watching, or even receives mail notification when the stream goes online. You can follow and not activate e-mail notification.

You complained that the Switch didn’t have thousands of other titles from other consoles, and wrote that you wanted to sell it as a reply another comment which suggested that older games be played on older consoles (specifically talking about the lack of virtual console).

I reckon that a few reasons Nintendo doesn’t do sale, or didn’t do sale, is that,

Then why are you buying a new system? Stick to your old systems that have those thousands of games, or even you know, use a html 5 based emulator that you can access on even your phone to play the games for free on game emulation websites.

But where’s the virtual console?

I think that the longstanding problem with the Digimon franchise is that it’s neither a popular enough kids’ IP, nor a fleshed out, matured enough IP for older consumers. It has been struggling with an identity crisis for years, which explains why the mainstream Digimon World series kind of died off (only to revive as…

We say that’s anti-competitive, but what about console exclusivity development funding? Sony and Microsoft paying developers to delay their releases on other platforms for months, sometimes even a year?

Is this more likely to be an anime or game though? If it’s an anime, I hope that it wouldn’t give us any more of those kiddy Xros Wars stuff. If it’s a game, I hope it would be on PC.

I don’t think that anyone should count on Twitch enforcing its ambiguous “rules” or “guidelines” consistently. Some streamers have 50 viewers and struggle to get partnered, others have2 or 3 viewers but are partnered simply because they are friends with some of the Twitch staff.

Go to “Sign-in options” under settings. Uncheck “Use my sign-in info to automatically finish setting up my device after an update or restart”. That’s what’s causing the apps to re-open themselves.

Well, there’s only 10 episodes remaining, so I don’t think it would take long for Zero 2 to re-unite with the main character. 3 to 4 episodes would probably be spent on the “joint-mission”, which would see the main character get back together with Zero 2 on the battlefield.

It’s almost as if developers are rushing to create the next battle-royale clone, only to eventually find out that the ship has also set sail, and the initial hype and excitement for the genre is already falling back to normal levels.

You quoted the review of a person, which stated,

Anyone remembers something called a “WonderSwan”? I used to play Digimon games on it.

You’re not wrong on the part about spectator friendliness. Many aspiring competitive esport games have run into spectator issues (Overwatch etc). It works well for some games, not so much for others.