Well, it makes sense, since it was on the 3DS. It had to have the different planes so the 3D effect could work properly (and it does, it’s wonderful on the 3DS).

The first game I remember having finished was Super Mario Bros. 2 (NES) - but that was after I saw my older brother beat it.

Say what you will about the thumb strap, Stephen, but I used that thing to play Kid Icarus: Uprising years later on the 3DS, and it made the experience much more bearable than using the stylus or that stupid stand they made for the game...

Besos, in spanish, is with S, not Z.

VVVVVV is one of the best indie games I’ve ever played.

Yes, but y cant metroid crawl tho

I come from a country where tipping isn’t a thing. At all.

Cook me one of your french fries...

Nah, Viserion wasn’t dead. Unconscious and dying, sure, but not dead. It makes sense that way.

How can you leave this out... come on, bro.

I love the Hound as a character, I really do. He’s cool as fuck.

He killed the butcher’s kid in season 1. Guess you forgot that?

Hi, Stephen! Thanks for your preview. One question, though: how bad is the screen door effect? It was already pretty pronounced using Google Cardboard on a 1080p smartphone, so I wonder how it looks with the Switch’s 720p screen. Does it detract from the experience?

I agree with you on that. However, making fun of the original casting after the fact, or implying she’s antisemitic without proof, is a shitty thing to do. Or is it Julianne Moore’s fault that they cast her in the first place, when she doesn’t physically look anything like the person she was supposed to portray? Is it…

Thank you, my bad.

Thanks, I stand corrected.

I agree with your sentiment. The problem I have is that this article make it soud like it’s the actress’ fault, and even go to the point to call her antisemitic without any proof.

Gary Oldman looks nothing like Winston Churchill. Wore fat suit and heavy makeup. Won Oscar.

Gary Oldman looks nothing like Winston Churchill. Wore fat suit and heavy makeup. Won Oscar.