I agree with your stance much more than the kotaku review. This has been one of the most fun pokemon games to me as well, even while also being the most broken.

Yeah that confused me. I don't think they fully understand how things work lol. 

Beyond this, it simply says that, “Other select bug fixes have been made.” Given the patch is only 1GB, it can’t be an enormous number.

I’d pay actual money for a theme that visually turned the Switch eShop into the Wii Shop and played that damn song on a loop.

Yeah, I have a lot of fondness for the Wii and Wii U style. I’ve had the Wii Shop Channel and Mii Channel songs stuck in my head for 15 years and I still sing them as silly songs to my kids pretty much every day.

The Switch is great, granted. But I still miss the personality and music of the Nintendo Wii UX and it’s quirky channels.

The new “ammo” is supposed to be disposable heat sinks, with the idea being that this way, you could just replace your heat sink whenever your gun overheated, instead of having to wait for it to cool down.

To be fair to the game, they did have one of the most terrifying villain in most of gaming history:

Mass Effect 1's weapon heat system was so much better than the sequels. Can anyone explain just how in the fuck anyone believed reskinning a regular ammo system was a good thing? And it wasn’t even done well.

She wasn’t “free” to make that choice if she’s being accosted during an overwhelming and vulnerable moment by aggressive protesters.  That wasn’t a “freely” made choice.  Even criminal defendants have more protection against coerced confessions.

But she literally gets talked out of an abortion because an anti-choice protestor tells her that her fetus has fingernails. You could still have the movie unfold as it does in countless other ways without giving legitimacy to that anti-choice bullshit. 

(Juno) did a good job of showing what a traumatic experience it is having so many others trying to control the body of this young character.

It’s my direct line to Bob Belcher.

I get ya, but the argument is even simpler than that: anyone who doesn’t realize that art is and has been intertwined with political discussion - and has been for all of recorded history - is a fucking moron, whether they’re actually stupid or just pretending to be.

Being anti-choice is wrong, it is as simple as that. The choice is with the mother. It has nothing to do with anyone else. We have to have this conversation in case someone ignorant comes along and tries to take away abortion rights. People have reason to be unhappy when rights are taken away.

I mean, I’ve never heard of a show being canceled hours before the season premiere was to air (and then they aren’t airing it). Is this common?

I had access to cable last month for the first time in years and it was astonishing that people are paying for a service that seems to mostly be about delivering Friends and Office reruns, home renovation shows and Food Network contest shows now.

But that is not Nintendo published. 

Since when did Nintendo publish Call of Duty? 

This is a bit of a hit piece.