“and still searching for Rosalina Amiibo that isn’t an arm and a leg.”

I thought about that as well and I hope he doesn’t get antsy and pull the trigger too soon.

Love’em or hate’em, you’ve gotta admire his dedication to the IP and the excitement he manages to generate with each one.

What a company’s public face says and what it’s hands actually do are two entirely different things. I’m telling you from experience, every time they say they aren’t selling it, the data is being given to someone, somehow. There has been too many times where I’ve given test information to a company like this only to…

“Neither Nintendo nor any of its partners sells or shares that answer information for any other purposes.”

This is such a bullshit lie that companies should be ashamed to even say it with a straight face. They ALL sell the info the second their systems grab it.

Holy shit.

It....seemed to work ok in Avatar when they were laying in those “coffins”. Just focus on what’s happening inside the Animus once they jack in.

Companies as large as Disney can often be made up of a lot of small companies that act almost as independent entities with their own IP control and rights. It can lead to a lot of weird situations when someone in one part has a stick up their ass and won’t play nice with the others.

A good example of this is when Fox…

What cooled me off from the IP was just how little there was content-wise to do with most characters if you didn’t mess with the toy box. That and upgrading the software seemed to lock you out of your old playsets so unless you kept multiple versions of the game installed, you lost access to what little you COULD do.

I…

Glad I’m not the only one. Just got mine first week of April.

Oh fuck me! I JUST bought a 980Ti a month ago. AARRRGHHH!!!

Wouldn’t surprise me considering you’re seeing the same thing actually happen at Comic Con with major studios.

Pfft, amateur. The nukes are already on their way.

I believe that’s nobodys business but the Turks.

I know the Legend of Zelda comics were collected last year. You can probably still get the trade on Amazon.

Oh wow. Ok, that’s.....weird.

Nice.

Whoa, wait...what effect is this?

Like, Nuts N’ Bolts upset? Because that was very entertaining to watch.

And even tossing all that aside, the 3DS worked because the screens were so close together. You could easily watch both if needed because they were in your hand. I don’t want to have to recline and contort to play a game like this and because of that, they’ve lost a sale from a longtime Star Fox fan.