The rate at which eggs appear is higher than it should be, but it’s not all that bad. I see the same amount of normal balloons and fossils I would see on a given day and the tree/leaf eggs only occupy normal trees.

This is my general experience with large shadow fish in the ocean across multiple Animal Crossings:

I spent the majority of my first day collecting a bunch of fish and selling them to buy Nintendo Switches (they were available in Nook Shopping in my game for some reason). I also have a bunch of fish to the right of my Switch fence because Blathers won't accept any more today :P

I just beat it a moment ago (didn’t read this beforehand, but generally did the same thing). I was pretty close to losing everyone, until Hilda randomly got two crits in a row and took down the beast on her own, clearing more than half of his last health bar!

I assumed this too. The time was probably needed to preload the BTs and the oil and buildings and whatever else spawns whenever you get caught.

It looks like the JP bundle is priced higher than the Switch’s MSRP but is cheaper than buying both game and console separately.

I actually genuinely enjoyed the Michael Jackson game on Vita lol

I distinctly remember one where a parent left a message saying they were going to make a surprise visit to NYC and noticed that the outward traffic was really congested. I wonder what happened to them :P

I still see them every once in a while and trace my finger in the air :P

For me, it was cool to know that someone from Btown (BHSN even!) is/was writing for a site I read all the time. I’ll miss you for sure.

I like how the Pokemon behind them are also cards, as though they were all on one bridge or something 

In my playthrough, I died the same time my spider friends killed the Mantis Lords, but from what I could look up I fortunately didn't miss any items.

I went through a similar experience; I was surprised when he came back to life and smashed the floor... and I was surprised how easy his second phase was.

I remember playing this a year or two ago, and realized that even if I really liked Pikachu, the game itself was pretty boring. (I mean, I know it’s for a younger audience, but it could have been more challenging.)

I am now more interested in this game, knowing that I don’t have to force someone to buy a copy to play with me (or have to buy it for them... I’m desparate sometimes).

I only looked into this article because I wanted to say that too!

I ended up buying a Blu-ray player that can play Cuphead at Target, and with the $25 gift card it came with, I bought Splatoon 2.

I’ve been recovering from my binge purchasing habits, and one thing that keeps me from buying extra games (that i know I won’t get to) is knowing that these games will almost always appear in future sales, at the same price or lower. It’s like clockwork :P

Kirk, I love it every time you mention Bloomington. Btown’s my hometown too! I just graduated from IU last year and moved up to Indy for work.

I remember seeing this on the YouTube thumbnail last night, thinking that this would definitely happen. Internet doesn’t disappoint :P