In this, we can agree. While Nintendo’s E3 showing left me feeling like maybe, finally, someone was actually listening to longtime fans (I’m heavily biased, but I’m leaning on the announcements of Metroid Prime 4 and Metroid: Samus Returns here), they do still seem to be stuck in a cycle of needlessly complicating…

Reggie’s skill at saying a lot without saying anything is god-tier.

Using an app on your phone for social functions on another console is a fucking joke.

That seems like the tag-line for this year’s E3

That’s the thing with Nintendo games. On the surface, they seemed to lack depth to the whole thing. But beyond the kiddy veneer, there’s a whole lot of ground to cover.

Yeah the floaty controls of LBP was it’s downfall

I love how the Yoshi series is now all about unique platforming gameplay with incredible aesthetics. I cannot wait for this.

Two sides to every story dude!

So... this is about a marauding dinosaur that invades peaceful towns, kills its inhabitants, destroys its buildings, and takes its treasures. Has Bowser ever been the villainous?

Holy shit shut up.

Have you been phone shopping lately?

Already happened when I tried to preorder at GameStop today.

All they need to fix is just create another refresh 6 month down the road called the Xbox One X Box. There, problem solved.

thought the revolution was the wii.

I’m gonna wait for the Xbox One X Two X Xbox.

Nintendo: No one could come up with a worse name for a console than Wii U.

Screw all you hippies - *I* wanted this.

Monument Valley 2 is now available on iTunes. We loved the original geography-twisting mobile game. Check out more information and the trailer here.

I can’t speak for anyone else, but personally, unless I’m really excited about a release (and this has happened twice in the last three years), I really try and avoid any game that has these kinds of buyable add-ons. I’m more than happy to wait and pay $20 for a bundled collection of content and DLC than I am to keep…