You’re missing the point. Axing a tree is zero percent *better* than punching a tree in a game... it’s just faster but it’s the exact same fucking action.

This is the only reason I am even considering Palworld.

Even 1 hour of tree punching is too much.

And Stinky Diver, a former Navy commando with an attitude as bad as his odor — *flusssshhhh!*

I never considered Forbidden Woods or Gannon’s Fortress as real dungeons. I did forget that Tower of the Gods even existed, though.

Get out of your own ass dude. I just said what makes a good Zelda game for me and what I want to see going forward, I didn’t say the BotW games don’t deserve to exist for the fans that like them. They just aren’t for me and I’d like to see more games of the previous sort in the future.

I think you neglect the idea that there are a comparable—potentially larger--number of CoD players on PC.

Very much looking forward to that being available in the US.

I can’t wait to buy hors—er, ship armor!

My first thought as well. I guess that makes sense, since—if your username is accurate—we were born in the same year, and are therefore “classics” ourselves.

Fingers crossed it’ll do well enough to make Xbox and PS ports the future!

Wind Waker only had 3 real dungeons and then made you wander a large empty map to find MacGuffins before it let you beat the game.

For the love of Kami and all things Japanese, PLEASE make the next game a classic Zelda game with a linear story and dungeons with hookshots and boomerangs and the like.

They could give you a Magic Stick weapon at the start that never breaks but only does 1 point of damage per hit and I would use it through THE ENTIRE GAME just to avoid breaking any "good" weapons.

Conversely, I find I no longer want play Pokémon anymore because I used to name one critter from every game after my late Corgi (whose perpetually sharp puppy claws were the inspiration for my screenname) and now the memory of doing so just makes me too sad.

This is what happens to your consoles when you lose at Earth Defense Force.

Or PS2 rarity “The Adventures of Cookie & Cream.”

Then explain Ghost Trick coming out on Xbox?

Have they explained at all why those Mega Man GBA/DS remakes aren't coming out on Xbox?

That was fixed like 2 days after it opened to the public. It “worked” on Day One but was awkward to do and would sometimes disconnect while moving from the lobby to a match. Annoying, sure, but it’s far from the only game that’s had matchmaking and connectivy issues at launch.