*sigh* Why does everything have to be compared to Power Rangers these days?

5 in 1 you say????

Well touchscreen wise and having to look at a separate screen yes. Also, they cut the multiplayer mode as well(Which I enjoyed on the wii U version)

It’s the online equivalent of people showing up at your house uninvited and pounding on your door. It has absolutely nothing with “growing” or “manning” up or being “insecure dickweeds”. It has everything to do with a very human desire to sometimes not want to be bothered.

All of the rebuttals and retorts that you have seem to end up with you suggesting people to get new friends. I think having the option to appear offline is a much simpler solution to people’s issues.

No, it's not. The law holds parents responsible for their kids' actions because any reasonable person understands that a parent is responsible for their kids' actions. If your kid is calling in bomb threats and causing major network outages for companies and costing them millions of dollars, then yes, you have a moral…

So far in the comments :

OH YOU CAN’T GO AFTER HIM! HE’S JUST A KID! HE’S NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS ACTIONS!

Lizard Squad hacker! We comin’ for you, nigga!!!

That’s better. :)

“Miyamoto’s got a Muppet? May as well nickname it Other M!”

E3 is about the future not about fall release dates. Sony has always treated it as such, and it clearly works. Their strategy is long term creation of new original IPs without having to rely only on sequels. They proved they are invested in making their platform the most diverse and entertaining. Xbox continues to…

What, no Terry Crews?

When questioned about the decision to include the Roller in Splatoon, the lead designer simply had this to say:

The current information available is enormously speculative.

It’s not that I disagree with the notions. It’s her delivery that irritated me; again, she uses non logic.

In one of the first examples she gives (the Hitman scene), she concludes that players being given the option to kill the strippers and stuff their bodies into a box is some kind of invitation to do so - despite…