Roasted veggies are great, particularly with a nice rub. However I still prefer asparagus sauteed in a lot of butter and some bacon fat.

Nintendo already explained this back in the late 80s or early 90s. They said that “Nintendo” is an adjective that is similar to “highest quality”.

“Once we hit market saturation we will stop testing.”

Exactly!

What an odd comment to make.

Character, it’s not how you win, it’s how you lose.

The game was as well as LA Confidential wire their inspirations on their sleeves so the parallels are definitely obvious for those who have treaded the pulpy world of noir.

While ketchup isn’t great, the only condiment worse than Mayo is miracle whip. How is this even a competition?

Looks like they are ready for Diablo 3.

So nice players want to be matched with newbies anymore than asshole players?

Because it takes up valuable space and is pretty useless.

Amazon’s best bet is to be the last to announced them. They know they will sell out and the number of people to potentially piss of will be less.

Only does one thing and takes up space. Instant Pot can make great boiled eggs and does a lot more. As does a pot and boiling water.

Only does one thing and takes up space. Instant Pot can make great boiled eggs and does a lot more. As does a pot…

Do they have a 10 key version?

Do they have a 10 key version?

What are you expecting me to cite? That there is some plant in the middle of China that is twiddling their things wishing someone would give them a call? The experience I can give you is more than a decade in market research where companies test their products with individuals, determine demand and scale that up to…

No, not indefinitely and they were sold out within 2 days. I get that there very well may have been a strangle on some components, but when you use your normal “short the market” strategy while also running into resource issues, it just screams of not learning from many past mistakes or understanding your market.…

It’s interesting that you think you are schooling anyone here. I could also sit here and talk about how Nintendo is making the same mistakes they have made in the past, but to a greater extent, or how if they were really invested in their hardware and business they could invest in more manufacturing of components, but…

I think it’s more that you are willing to give a company a pass for not properly knowing their industry, which you clearly and always will disagree with which means you are going to remain frustrated with this conversation. Your masochism is appreciated though.

Nintendo’s resourcing team should have properly researched what scaling up would look like before they announced a launch date. They did a half-assed job.

Your pretty pissy. Hopefully life starts treating you better kiddo.