Same here. Played the first DS on 360 but shortly after I changed to PC and the rest of my DS experience has been on PC. Fellow sunbro too, I understand what you mean. I get more joy from knowing I helped someone overcome a tough challenge, than by invading.

How did the invader managed to kill him, though? Did the hack had some sort of limit as to the amount of damage the hacker can receive in a short period of time?

My concerns with this one lie in the type of game is going to be. The GC version of TP was better because it didn’t have the motion controls and since the Wii was in terms of power a GC but with motion controls, it didn’t add any more detail.

No worries and yeah, the game was definitely better on GC. It didn’t have the tacky motion controls.

Which honestly it might not even be a bad thing. I used to be against the idea, but honestly, buying a console for 5-8 games is kind of tiring.

Pretty good selection? There’s very little variety to that catalog and that’s without taking into account that not all of those are gonna be enjoyed by everyone. Here’s the thing, though, every time someone mentions the droughts on the Wii U, someone brings up the usual “11" best Wii U games, again without taking into…

My thoughts exactly. It amazes me when people tell me I should support Nintendo just so that they don’t go out of business. No, that’s the way of life. If Nintendo can’t adapt, then it’s not my fault if it goes out of business.

Then so be it. Neither I or millions of people are obligated to support Nintendo just so that they don’t run out of business. Your stance is the one I find baffling. I have to support a company even if I don’t agree with their business decisions just so that they don’t go out of business? No, if Nintendo doesn’t want…

Very impressive, though this is the kind of thing that makes me feel like crap, when I can barely make a simple castle. The sheer amount of time, patience and dedication you need to achieve something like this. is crazy.

I didn’t bought it just for that game, I bought it because of games like Smash and Mario Kart. That said, the game was definitely the thing I looked forward to for the console. And sorry, but I’m not going to blindly support Nintendo. The Wii U was a serious disappointment and I’m not going to dive into the NX out of…

Exactly, which is why as a Wii U owner, I feel burned.

Umm the Wii released with Twilight Princess and it easily became the best selling Zelda game.

It’s the Wii U all over again, except worse. People don’t know what it is, people outside of Nintendo fans don’t care about it since Nintendo doesn’t know what it is and now on top of that, it releases after the Holiday season.

It’s the whole Wii U thing again. No one knows what it is and people outside of Nintendo fans won’t care about it because Nintendo doesn’t know how to market it.

With Nintendo, the only strange thing is them doing things like a normal company would.

Can I say that even though I saw this coming, I feel cheated? I bought the Wii U because of this game, now I know that was silly of me, but I supported Nintendo despite the odds. Clearly though, that was a bad idea.

Because they need to sell this console to people who don’t watch Nintendo Directs, ie the E3 crowd.

It’s amazing to see how much Nintendo can screw up. You would think after all the momentum Smash generated in 2014, they would have capitalized on it. Instead we got two years of a dying console in coma.

They said the game is launching simultaneously on NX and Wii U.

I bought this console on 2013 for Zelda and to be honest, I feel so burned right now..