It’s almost like that’s what little girls fantasize about in real life. Also, those little girls have other dialogue, and one of them has a cool sidequest. Obviously some of the Gerudo are portrayed in BotW as wanting to find a man, but you’re complaining about a few pieces of dialogue here that’s pretty much accurate…

Make a fire and wait it out, like you would probably do if it started raining in real life and you needed to scale a mountain.

Damn, he totally walked into that one and you Camus’d the fuck out of him. Right on.

Smash Bros Link (the amiibo used to get Epona) has never been hard to get, it’s had one of the consistently largest productions of any amiibo. I doubt there’s ever been a point since its release two and a half years ago where you couldn’t get it for the retail price of $13, and it’s been easy to get for half that…

The graphics are much better than the SNES version, yes. But the soundcard in the Genesis was awful compared to the SNES and the gameplay (jump physics especially, along with controls in general) and level design are both superior to the Genesis version’s (as demonstrated by this article).

What the fuck is with the hostility? He asked a valid question.

Yep! I started it last night and haven’t actually died yet or really had any trouble (aside from when I fought Buffalo Bill way too early and had to run away with 4 health left) so I’m sticking to playing the game how it was “originally intended” for now, but if the “dated” save system starts to be too much for me…

I mostly agree with you about DQ’s revive system (Golden Sun borrowed it and used it to great effect) but as for “And if someone dies during a boss fight, rethink your strategy, because they’re gone,” I totally disagree - boss fights give a ton of experience, and if one party member dies during one they’ll be like an…

You’d be bankrupt if you tried to buy all the garbage shovelware WiiWare games on the Wii Shop, there are so many of them.

Yeah, from a quick look I can see three (Cooking Mama, Castle of Shikigami III, Guilty Gear XX) that aren’t basically shovelware.

I was a bit surprised when he said that too, so I looked it up. It’s actually surprisingly large, and quite a few of the games are actually good, even if a lot of them were ports.

The Red Turtle was produced by Studio Ghibli, which automatically means more members of the Academy will even give it a chance. They don’t like anime, and the only anime movies they’ll give a chance are Studio Ghibli, because it’s a well-known name and Hollywood loves nepotism.

I walked into GameStop when I got off of work, about six hours after they showed the Master Edition on the Treehouse stream. I had no problems. I guess the moral of the story is if you want Nintendo stuff, follow it more closely. It’s sad, but necessary nowadays with Nintendo.

I don’t think so, he has a bunch of new scars around his [redacted] so it’s safe to say that something happened more than just a brain injury.

As a few other people here have said, it starts off pretty simple but once you get into the game it gets pretty innovative and amazing.

Why would you think gil is equal to USD? This is a Japanese game. 1 gil is like 1 yen, or 1 penny.

Level-5 is one of Nintendo’s biggest 3rd party partners - wouldn’t be surprised at all if they have had early Switch dev kits for a while now.

Couldn’t help but notice you said “he” when referring to Miltank. Miltanks are always female. Come on, do your research, Mike.

If you’re the kind of person who wanders around in games and doesn’t really care much about the story (like I took over 100 hours to complete the main story my first time through Skyrim, The Witcher 3, Xenoblade Chronicles X, etc huge open world games like that) then you should be fine. I’m 30 hours into FFXV and…

But they said the Switch wasn’t going to replace the 3DS! It’s going to be a third pillar, just like the DS was! /s