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Oh, he’s done a LOT of work. There’s the deportations, the filling of many, many (ok, maybe a couple dozen) critical government positions, getting that wall built, colluding with Russia, handing out electoral maps, not shaking hands with women, congratulating homicidal dictators, repealing Obamacare, keeping at least

Donald Trump’s tweets from earlier Tuesday in which he insisted that the government needed a “good shutdown”

First one is charming. Second is derivative. Third is pointless. Supposedly the fourth one holds to that pattern.

I mean... they can defend his larger stance against censorship. That’s fine. He’s welcome to that.

Boy, Lipschultz really picked a stupid hill to die on here.

Thank you! This is not the story of a brave guy who was censored. it’s the story of a low level grunt trying to make decisions above his pay grade and getting pissy when he was told to get back in his lane.

A localizer is mad that something got localized? I, ah... got... nothing.

“I wanted to make a statement,” localization specialist Tom Lipschultz wrote in an e-mail. “I don’t think it’s right to make any change, no matter how minor, for the purpose of ‘sanitizing’ a game.”

Ivanka Trump is, to hear it told, her own woman who is quite capable of defending herself. She isn’t a child like Amy Carter or a teenager like Chelsea Clinton or even in college like Jenna Bush. She’s a 35 year-old woman with immense wealth at her disposal who heads up a multinational company. She requires no

Okay, for this year. But I think my overall point still stands: Nintendo could be making much more money in their fiscal year if they actually ramped up production to meet demand, rather than just drip out the release.

I love Nintendo, but sometimes I just don’t get them. They have a popular product that people are willing to pay lots of money for (as evidenced by eBay postings). Yet their reaction to this is to STOP production?! Can someone explain their logic to me, because I just don’t get it at all.

Considering Sapkowski’s disdain for the games, and previous comments, the headline seems a little misleading. He got paid upfront, and even demanded a lump sum instead of being cut in on the backend.

This isn’t someone being screwed over, this is someone being shortsighted and pigheaded.

“When it comes to booze, I urge you to tenderly manage your players’ alcohol intake.”

It’s not even necessary to do all that. Those are basic functionality issues that were resolved years ago by the sub-$300 iPad competitors like Samsung’s Galaxy Tab series and the Kindle.

Making games for kids is fine - in fact, Nintendo should be applauded for still making games for kids. But you can make games for

I agree it is a problem. It sounded like I was giving Nintendo a pass. But I was more or less making light of the idea that they(and the industry) has gotten pretty cozy with releasing half-baked or faulty products, only to fix them way down the line.

Which is why I probably won’t buy a Switch until a year from now.

No.This isn’t about gaming on a cell phone. This is about the fact that Nintendo is STILL trailing behind basic functionality of home consoles that my cellphone figured out years ago. Things like transferring data. Like streaming movies. Like getting charging cables in the right place, or offering gamepads at a

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Dear Nintendo,

You’d think Duke would have more compassion for Evans during his time of need (call me, Chris).

So a dude with more money than most people see in their lives chose to take advantage of economically-disadvantaged individuals for the sake of some anti-Semitic “humor,” and is now surprised that there are consequences that go with that kind of behavior.

Got it.

Having read some of the comments on the previous article