my biggest purchase regret on the switch so far was Arms. Way overpriced and it gets boring quick.

It took google far too long to add the function to turn off app permissions I’m still peeved about that.

They are insinuating that gamers are impressed by low brow things like getting kicked in the balls, explosions etc.

These screenshots are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo misleading.

Same story here I bought it because my dumb friend talked me into getting it, I immediately regretted it! The game is ass. It looks like a bad PS3 game. It’s full off time wasting routines, the UI and beginning of the game are unintelligible. I hope it flops.

SONIC MANIAAAAAAA finally

The Switch screen is plastic so While scratching may be a cause for concern it won’t shatter.

Looks nice to me.

Well Hyper lights not on switch so it can kick rocks.

We all deserve what we get for allowing this to go down.

Because like you said Apple went All in we’re only asking for one measly port.

Because USB C to USB A adapters would be a bottle neck that negates the point of USB C in the first place.

Were finally getting the machines I’ve been waiting for for years. Quad core desktop CPU, 1400p amoled screen (with HDR too), a good stylus and and battery life. Charges with usb C! I’ve been very pleases with my Vaio Canvas Z but this may be a worthy upgrade.

Same here if there was anyone to skip it was the Wii U I’ve had every system but that one.

Oh really they should have waited and released it during the madness of the fall when everyone is trying to sell new stuff for the holidays. Where they wouldn’t have enough stock to meet the demand and end up missing out on sales anyway?
No. If you gave it some thought you’d realize they don’t need to sell to…

The aesthetic is detestable. Yes they should be quite ashamed of themselves. 

THIS.

Yep and we all have massive backlogs.

The only reason Watch dogs sold well in the first place was because their was nothing else to play early on in this gen.

Thank You.