This is a mountain made from a molehill. Video games were better when people stooped trying to inject their social commentaries into them and just enjoyed the game. Not everything is an attack on gender, race, or sexual preferences and and people are becoming overly sensitive to a point where it's almost silly.…

What's with all the Social Justice Warriors picking fights with Ubisoft? This is like the absolute LAST game developer that the SJW/feminist crowd should ever be nitpicking and looking for something to bitch about. There are plenty of real issues concerning women found elsewhere.

White toad can't jump.

I know how this feels...

Didn't see that plot twist coming!

"Don't go there."

Why would they announce a 2D Metroid game at a developer's roundtable for a new IP?

I dunno, i feel like anyone thinking this is a wasted character slot should turn in there gamer cards or something...i think the JonTron above said it best!

What about you, what do you think about Smash Bros' newest characters?

I hated the idea of Pac-Man as a character. I found myself wondering what he'd do other than wakka-wakka.

I think it's just heavily based on the Lanaryu Desert stuff from Skyward Sword. Like the blue crystal things in his arrows and the monster and Link's arm things share similarities to the time shift stones and the motfis + designs of that area.

Seems more like a Magitech thing to me.

So can we say Majora's Mask remake is basically confirmed now? I mean, LOTS of stuff is leading up to it.

It almost feels like tongue in cheek humor aimed at anime culture. It gave me a chuckle and hey, she's easy on the eyes!

Yeah for me it was amazing. I like adventure games where you explore a world and discover things and solve puzzles and once in a while kill enemies. I'm not one of these gamers that plays just to kill things. In case you didn't notice, E3 yesterday was mostly that, kill, kill, murder, murder! Too much killing, no…

Tomb Raider, eh? Cool. Because the previous game was really good.

This trailer hits you with the feels. HARD. It was one of the [few] highlights of the Ubisoft conference, and possibly all of the conferences so far.

Odd that there's no Wii U symbol at the end of the trailer. The previous two Ubi Art games have come to the system.