I’m wrong because you’re going to buy another copy of a shit game? I already told you that you’re allowed to like as many shit games as you want. That only proves my point.

Maybe if you keep repeating that mantra, you’ll actually believe it and finally stop feeling guilty for wasting money on it a decade ago.

Yes, Nintendo has made quite a number of good games that are like Skyward Sword, but are thankfully not utter shit.

The butthurt is going into overdrive again!

I’m not trying to convince you that you enjoy a shitty game. You’re free to like as many shitty games as you want.

This is especially true for games with deliberate blur effects, whether it’s a cutscene, a gameplay mechanic, etc. The lower framerate heightens the disorienting effect of the blur, whereas a fast and smooth framerate may act to negate it.

I forget which game it was, but recently one of my 30 fps games weirdly started working in 60 fps and it looked super wonky.

Breaking news: home console figures out trick PCs have always been able to do.

The fact you keep futilely trying to convince someone that a shit game isn’t shit only proves my point.

It’s still a Mortal Kombat movie, though.

It isn’t, though.

Well, we both agree Skyword Sword is crappy, so neither one of us is butthurt about it. And I imagine you’ve finally gotten over my criticism of FFXV, right?

It’s an in-joke. Check his comment history, he got really mad when I made fun of the story from FFXV.

News: garbage game port to be slightly less garbage.

Hey look, we both agree about a crappy video game this time. Not quite as crappy as FFXV, but what is?

Or perhaps it just wasn’t a good game.

You made the right call. It doesn’t get better.

“Skyward Sword was good”

“But he willfully put aside all the logic and reason he purported to live by in order to buy wholeheartedly into the obvious lies of a grifter getting rich”

“Super Mario 3D World is smart enough to force you to work together at points. In one level, you and your team control an aquatic dinosaur steed while traversing whitewater rapids. If you coordinate when you turn or jump, you’ll have more control, thus minimizing the chance you’ll careen off the side of the stage.…