In the base version of the game, there was a big empty space at the bottom of the map. A lot of people believed that space was going to be the setting of the DLC, but it got patched out in the most recent update. I am disappointed we didn’t see a really substantial Tales of the Sword Coast-style expansion, but what we…

The first season was terrible, but each season is better than the previous. The second was watchable, the third was decent, the fourth was pretty good. I haven’t started watching the fifth season yet.

Thank God.

Hah hah I just crouched.

I’m still working on the first four set of shrines. Do you lose the One Hit Obliterater after these four? I just find it stressful.

From the Mario Bros TV Show:

I’ve completed Mario Odyssey 100% and I don’t recall when Mario ever possessed a Toad.

Nah, nuclear explosions get way hotter than that. A Magcargo would probably just destroy the city.

Dorkly’s Team Head arguments are totally off.

You just gotta get used to it. You can run in and use the first few jumps to correct your position and get parallel to the jump rope.

Jump rope challenge: use the scooter, it always jumps at just the right height. Getting into the jump rope with the scooter is a little tricky, but once you do, use your first few jumps to turn the scooter parallel with the jump rope. After the 50th jump it stops speeding up, so just get into a good rhythm.

I’m ashamed to say it was the only way I could beat the boss rush on Dark Side.

There needs to be a law that every low res artsy indie game must be ported to the Switch.

“will put everything players love about Munchkin at their fingertips.”

Hah hah, I’m glad it wasn’t just me.

I played BOTW mostly in handheld mode, and I was turning the console over like an idiot, not realizing the gyroscope was in the Joy Con until the very last apparatus shrine.

In the spirit of Evil Week, you can bypass the grinding in any online clicker game.

I think Nintendo said the recording feature will last longer with a future update.

So if I understand this correctly, the Switch is constantly saving the last 30 seconds of video, and you can store those 30 seconds with the record button, right? That’s quite a technical feat.