The dock scratching the screens is not a widespread issue, and I’m not convinced that a few of those weren’t caused by user errors. Given the console’s mainstream attention, you’d think enraged parents and the media would have kept that story going. But at this point it looking like an anecdotal experience for a small…

It always bother me when someone says the buttons on a Nintendo controller are swapped. They came up with that configuration first! Your Xbox and PC controller buttons are swapped!

No, he would have wanted this to be the default grip shipping with the system.

Of course. A missed defensive holding call is beyond the pale and completely deserving of an unexpected decapitation attempt that forces the db from the game.

Dump Conyers and Franken now. It is evident that a single incident of harassment can now assumed to always be the tip of the iceberg to a pattern of harassment and assault.

Not everything needs or has a damn hack. PAY for a ticket, sit in a seat, watch your ONE movie and go home. Use a rewards card if you want to get a free popcorn now and then.

Zelda doesn’t hold your hand, and offers a greater sense of freedom while exploring. What’s more, the interplay between all of the game’s systems are easily the most organic I’ve experienced in an open world game to date. The game pushes the envelope in a way that impresses me more than Horizon’s refinement of the…

I love HZD, but claim it does “everything Zelda does” is ridiculous. I’m just going to assume you haven’t played Zelda at all because the statement is just plain ignorant.

Logan wasn’t immune, he just healed faster than the kid could dissolve him.

I already read this issue of Ultimate X-Men. Professor X sends Wolverine to kill the kid, because only Logan is immune to his powers.

I remember the time I showed up my co-worker by doing a dance after I successfully printed a document 2-up. He responded by drilling me in the ribs with a stapler for disrespecting the sanctity of the copier.

As a software developer focused primarily on UI, I absolutely love it. I think it should be something that Nintendo should go as far as enforcing the consistency. It goes a long way.

A lot of users get enjoyment out of having an aesthetically pleasing home screen, I don’t see why that’s ‘pathetic’.

The same reason people purchase/install custom themes for software and apps, or buy stylish cases and covers for their hardware. All about having something nice to look at in a product you spend a lot of…

I can totally understand the “complaints”: on phones, the name of the app is right below the icon, and the icons are small, so having an icon without the name of the game is fine. But that’s not the case with the Switch, where the names of the games AREN’T always visible, so having a minimalist icon, while striking…

How is “this is a portable” an excuse? IT’S A PORTABLE. Calling that a poor excuse shows that you don’t really know much about how hardware works at scales like Switch is dealing with.

Please. It’s been cool to hate on Nintendo for the last twenty years. _HardxCore_ gamers like yourself have been predicting their death and shitposting in every article written about them since the internet became a thing. Saying “they’re getting a break because they’re Nintendo” is a fucking joke.

The thing is fucking portable. Bleeding edge graphics are not supposed to be its thing.

But this is a tablet running a AAA game from just this last year.

Lone Starr’s Winnebago... Barf and all.