I think you mean to say that the Nokia was the Game Boy of mobile phones.

Other open-world games tend to be more about potential than they are about delivery. The promise of what you’ll find is more exciting than what you actually find. The promise that you can do anything is more exciting than what you can actually do. Breath of the Wild, on the other hand, has both potential and delivery.…

It is a game that designers will study for a long time.

Jason, PHENOMENAL review. I was a bit meh on the Switch after the review the other day, but this game sounds generationally important, like Witcher 3, Symphony of the Night, or Super Metroid.

The thing that is the tell for me is the very rigid neutral stance the players have that they animate out of vs the natural fluid movement/momentum of an actual human shifting their weight

See also : Getting out of Fire Emblem Heroes before you get addicted and spend too much money again on another freaking gatcha game.

Many people think it’s one successor to both their handheld and console, but if true, Nintendo won’t say that until they kill the 3DS, which they won’t yet because it makes money.

I chose this Smash Bros. character as my user icon.

According to the above screen, I can’t yet distribute software updates over local wireless to other users. Was anyone even expecting to be able to do this?

Nuff said.

People really didn’t get the joke.

Just to preface this, I don’t particularly care too much about pewdiepie;

Wii was a massive success, they do really well from handhelds and Pokemon prints them money. And they have massive franchises that the consumer adore such as Mario. Pretty easy to see how they still have money and lots of it.

That’s perfect.

But do they explode?

Especially if you’re wearing spiny blue pants. That’ll REALLY show ‘em.