As others have pointed out, Majora's Mask, as well as several of the handheld Zeldas, don't have Princess Zelda. It happens, I don't see the big deal.

Wow, you're kind of right.

That Kakariko graveyard is like, the only unsettling part in the whole game. Majora's Mask is much creepier throughout, and full of despair.

That picture is always great.

How do late night talk shows work in general? Do the "couch guests" get an appearance fee? The show seems mutually beneficial to both, since having good-looking movie stars makes more people watch it, but the show having a bunch of viewers gives more exposure to that movie star and their work. I'm not sure who really…

Haha, yeah, Ganondorf is basically already wearing a kimono in Wind Waker.

Yeah, Blood Dragon is a crazy anomaly. I am still baffled this was allowed to happen, unless the pitch to the publisher really played up "It will be super violent and full of explosions".

I assume it's the shitty Asian/South Pacific equivalent to a shitty telemarketing job you might get in North America or Europe.

Yeah, I got it after a few paragraphs, but I'm used to "essay structured as FAQ" to just be a standalone thing written by the author, where it's clear that both the questioner and answerer are the author. It kinda confuses the matter when the answerer alternates.

Is the mic in Evan's hand a prop? Because normally that sort of mic wouldn't pick up very much audio being held that far from his mouth.

God, what a fucking great moment in journalism.

I am sad that the same deal is not on bestbuy.ca. Stupid Canada and different Best Buy deals which are rarely as good.

The structure of this article is really confusing, because I would assume Collins is providing many of the answers, but I guess he's actually only providing the answers when you specifically say "Collins chimes in here".

Haha, yeah, that is the great punchline to all this.

As much as Fallon's audience is somewhat hip to video games, that's still a little inside baseball. Even if you haven't played Mario Kart, the average person could probably put together that "Oh, hitting a banana peel must be a bad thing to do in a video game, and must cost you points or score or money or something".

Sega had money problems, but that was on the back of like a HUGE string of failures.

The enemy of my enemy is my friend?

They don't have the trademark for "Candy" or "Saga", but the way American (only?) trademark law works is that you make a better case for yourself in the future, if in the past you voraciously go after anyone who uses your intended trademark.

Yeah, the console was "popular" because they went with their "Blue Ocean" strategy of finding a whole new batch of people to introduce to gaming, but that unfortunately turned the Wii into a fad that died out by like 2010/2011 when sales really took a nosedive.

Yeah, 80% of the PS2 library is also complete garbage, because damn near every game in that era got a PS2 port, and a lot of Gamecube and Xbox games got ported down to the PS2, and were often worse versions. Also the PS2 has a ton of shovelware in general, just because so many PS2 consoles were sold, though not quite…