I'd take horny over hateful any day.

I would argue that aesthetic is half of his story telling. He always tells love stories, in one form or another (often times tragic, unrequited love). In broad strokes they do feel the same. And he does some of them with sci-fi and/or fantasy elements.

The bag is actually nice. I still use it sometimes.

Skipped the Hokage title and jumping to Emperor.

Played the sequel on the Wii. Having to mimic the movements which sometimes became too close to what the actual movements are can be quite unsettling. Even if I was holding a goofy Wii remote and Nunchuck.

So what will Nintendo give to Microsoft in exchange for this?

Frozen 2

Fascinating. I forgot that’s a thing since I haven’t experienced it first-hand, being in Asia and all, so I’ve only been exposed to varying degrees of brown eyes. Wasn’t there a famous person with the same thing? Elizabeth..... Taylor? I’m too lazy to search for it lol.

Yeah. Not to mention the cat’s eyes are.... What do you call it. Fickle? They change depend on lighting, as opposed to regular blue or brown. It’s actually the same with humans with green eyes, or hazel eyes.

Most likely. Which adds credence that they're equally amazing games. Just unfairly compared.

Chespin evolves into Grass/Fighting.

Give Sobble depression.

It’s not that HZD isn’t good, it’s just that they’re different games but still people compare them to each other. They’re from the same DNA, I guess, so there’s that, but the end product feels vastly different that they shouldn’t be compared in the first place. I really don’t know how to put it, but that’s how I felt…

It definitely ruined HZD for me as I played that game after BotW. And it's just so... Jarring. I'm playing other games now like KH3 and Tales of Vesperia so I might find it less jarring when I go back to HZD, but playing HZD and BotW back-to-back was the worst possible idea I had.

Sobble, Bubbles, Sobble, Bubbles, Sobbles, Bubble.

Sobble would be a depressed adult.

They usually reserve that for the evolutions like last Gen they ended up being Grass/Ghost, Fire/Dark, Water/Fairy. From a design satandpoint, you’d have to assume that there will be 7 year olds or even younger that will be playing the game that have never played an RPG like Pokémon, and introducing with the 3 basic…

It’s Fire/Grass/Water because it’s easier to introduce the concept of weakness triangles using those simple elements (basically rock-paper-scissors-rock kind of thing). Keep in mind that these games are still for kids, so of course they wouldn’t go too deep with the starters.

Sword and Shield, huh. I guess we'll have to wait for the inevitable Charge Blade in 2020.

Yeah I’m done. Took me long enough to realize we were just feeding a troll. And a bad one at that. Good trolls can hook people even longer.