Sony just can’t handle nostalgia for shit. They simply have no clue on how to use it.

No mention of Torna: The Golden Country, of course. Lol Jason.

Big budget movies, 100% original, not based on anything:

Spray your opponent with Fudd when they’re trying to get back to the stage. It’s maddening, and if used properly, grants you a lot of kills. :P

But it was easy as hell to counter. You control the direction of his slam when he grabs you, at least on the Wii U version. Just tilt the stick on the direction opposite to the edge.

“Dude I literally broke down in the gym crying,” wrote one fan in response. “This means a lot to me, thank you.”

Stop engaging with him, Jason. He’s just a pretentious piece of shit.

Oh, fuck off. I sometimes give the benefit of the doubt to the white people on some articles I read here, but this one is major bullshit. I’m a white dude, and I would’ve never been handcuffed by the police straight away just because I tried to do a bank transaction.

This is an extremely irresponsible article, and shameful journalism.

Good thing nobody tried to say that. You’re the one drawing wrong conclusions here. Congratulations, you’ve done it twice now.

But that applies to american cinema as well. I dare you to name me 10 high budget movies made this year that are 100% original, not based on anything.

Culturally speaking, there's a very marked separation between Hong Kong and the rest of China.

They’re not comparable at all. Trying to equate US’ social and political climate to China’s is absurd.

So... I guess you think the same about any sports player, then? Soccer players, basketball players, boxers, olympic athletes, the stuff?

Wait. You have most of your Switch games in physical form, yet you’re having trouble managing a 400 GB SD Card?

Rework the controls so that they also work with dual sticks and no motion, both for the Prime Trilogy and Skyward Sword.

Chris and Cecilia, you left out Torna: The Golden Country, a Xenoblade Chronicles 2 expansion that is so fully featured it’s also sold as a standalone game. It came out in september. Weird oversight.

I’ve played Smash since the first one, and I’m used as hell to the Cube controller, which remains my preferred method, but yeah... it’s just muscle memory. I’ve actually played Smash Ultimate with just the joycons attached to the Grip, and that works great. So, use that or a Pro Controller. The only actual advantage…

I still have the nagging feeling I’m getting lag, or that I have some sort of deeper problem.

I am getting better, but not to the point where I am ready to spend a great deal of money restoring an old GameCube controller.