My mom died suddently and unexpectedly a few years ago and I inexplicably started collecting retro games and consoles, primarily focusing on Nintendo but I’ve got almost every console ever released and I still look for cool and rare retro games. I have a whole room dedicated to it now -- it’s become a major hobby of…

I’m loving this game so far, but does anyone else find the HUD screen clutter annoying? I want to look around, read the signs, navigate by sight, and feel immersed in P5's Tokyo, but so much of my screen is cluttered with a huge HUD for of information that I hardly ever actually need. And it’s pushed me into…

You understand that gorilla glass shatters while “soft plastic” scratches, yes? Scratches are better than shattering, and are easily avoidable with a cheap screen protector. And the framerate issue has been blown way out of proportion (it’s a very rare, very brief occasional framerate drop) and will likely be fixed…

Well, that’s fine, but in Pirate’s Curse it seemed like every new area had a requirement for you to accomplish before you couse really start it. Usually it involved going to a random area and talking to a random person who gave you a useless key item that you needed to proceed. I love Metroidvania-style exploration,…

I liked Pirate’s Curse quite a bit, but found it irritating that I had to wander aimlessly and backtrack often just to be able to proceed — usually with no clue as to where I should go next. Is this game better on that front? When you’re just in a level playing the game, it’s magnificent.

The inceadibly stupid shortage of the NES Classic is at the top of my list. Still nowhere to be found....

I know that the material may not be best for this, but the fact that the ball isn’t magnetized is criminal.