My first thought, glancing at the image, was that it was an arcade cabinet, placed there as some level designer's goof. On a second look, though, it looks like a deliberate thing meant to be there and look like part of the ruins.

I wrote about how I had found a Clay Fighter: Sculptor's Cut instruction manual in my childhood room during these holidays. After deciding to sell it, I had the "pleasure" of explaining to friends and family why such a thing was worth hundreds of dollars. I barely understood it myself.

This was actually established in an official Nintendo Power comic way back when.

That's not the point, it's just sad and depressing that it ends up all into nothingness, having something there after death makes both life and death seem magnitudes better, think of how you would feel if your favorite game or two series just ended without any conclusions or real ending, think how frustrating and…

anything but nothing

Well this explains what happened to my 3DS

Way to go!

He's probably referring to the inclusion of Link and his sweet, sweet Masterbike as DLC.

I think he meant Link's addition to the game itself. That was a surprise when the DLC was announced.

Pretty sure he was referring to the Link motorcycle DLC, not the fact that MK8 exists.

I think he means Link ending up in Mario Kart. I don't think anybody saw that coming.

Street Fighter V's exclusivity was pretty big, I thought.

Aside from being informative, that was a really well-edited video. Good stuff.

...I really hate Kinja's comment system.

First thing i thought of...