And sales didn’t really go up until after they slashed its price to $170, which was like 5 or 6 months after launch (don’t remember correctly). Meaning the 3DS has been at $170 or lower for the vast majority of its lifetime. Switch is still at $300, almost 2 years later (though admittedly, often with a digital game…

If you eat meat... bitch, please. You are just as responsible for the death of animals as Mark is. The only difference is, he can actually do it himself. Doesn’t make him a psychopath just because of that.

Anyone with a minimal knowledge of Smash’ history knew that Ultimate was going to sell like hotcakes. The people that laughed at what you said simply had no clue.

The Switch is currently priced at $300, so expecting multiple units per household like the 3DS or DS, which were sold at a much lower price, is, well... absurd.

You don’t know that. For what we know, the Wii U could’ve actually sold way worse than it already did if it weren’t for games like Smash 4, Splatoon, New Super Mario U, Mario Maker and Mario Kart 8.

I only care about Shakedown Hawaii, which was one of the very first indies shown for the Switch, coming in 2017... What happened to that? :(

Now let’s go to Photoshop and use the ol’ Blackify button:

The thing is, the Wii sold like hotcakes during its first 3 years on the market. They didn’t even need to make variations.

I got Platinum in Rock Band 2.

...so, if Charmander farts, isn’t there a risk of lighting its whole tail on fire?

What’s wrong with Kotaku’s comment section? I’ve been following that site since like 2005 or something like that, and have found that the commenters are, for the most part, pretty reasonable and enjoyable. Sure, you get your fair share of idiots, but that is true for any given website, especially one as massively…

Sorry, I lost you there. What real life events are you talking about? Journey to the West is a legend, dude, not something real. My point is simply that we shouldn’t be so quick to judge chinese cinema for basing their movies off something when western cinema, for the most part, does the same. Actually, most of the…

I don’t know about Carnival Games, but the Just Dance games aren’t excrement at all, they are very fun.

First: am I supposed to realize that the man who was directly responsible for World War 2, and the death of more than 50 million people as a result, including the purification of Germany by genocide of 6 million jews, is a bad man because he killed his dog?

I wouldn’t travel back in time to kill Hitler even if I actually could do it. Doing that would mean not only erasing my own existence (I’m jewish, my family left Russia and Poland as direct results of World War II, so erasing Hitler would absolutely mean erasing my mother and all their relatives, along with myself and…

Never seen Peter Jackson’s Braindead? It’s one such example. That movie is gory, and at the beginning there are some scenes that actually made me squeamish, but as the movie went on, the gore ramped up to such ridiculous levels that in the end I was just laughing and the sheer ingenuity of those scenes and how over…

...but it doesn’t really affect you hobby at all. You’re exaggerating.

I’m not defending the game. I’m defending the people that like to play that game. Comments like the one you did only serve to add to the toxicity of an already pretty toxic community. Break away from that and realise that you’re no better, or worse, than other people just because of the stuff you like to play.

1. Fortnite is free.

Funny, for me it’s the opposite. The violence portrayed on the trailers on this article is so over the top, I can’t take it seriously at all (which really is the point, I know). If anything, all it elicits is a chuckle or two from me just from how ridiculous it all is.