Why would anyone be surprised? The majority of the Switch first-party lineup are just repurposed Wii U games anyway, going back 6 years, and Nintendo is notoriously slow at reducing prices on both their consoles and top tier titles.

To be fair that has the speech bubbles removed. 

“Negative emotionality” is actually just “neurotocism.” That’s literally what it’s called in the Big Five.

As usual, no similar deals for Amazon Canada. 

As usual, no similar deals for Amazon Canada. 

Use a grill?

It ‘boggles your mind’? It’s literally an acronym.

The point is a conversation.

It’s not just a dollar if you’re doing it every day. If it’s a $2 coffee with a $1 tip, that’s 2.5 extra coffee’s worth per week. 10 a month. Over a year, you ‘tipped’ an extra 6 months’ worth of coffee.

MK8 non-deluxe had battle mode too, it was just more like the crappy Wii version. Deluxe just redid the mode to be better like pre-Wii versions, but screwed over anyone that bought the Wii U version by not updating it.

I’m guessing in Australia, parents still say “no” to their children, and any form of discipline/punishment isn’t treated as if you’re beating them.

It’s not any better to assume everyone must’ve been bad children themselves.

If you’re typing up copy and giving it to a designer, they’ll remove all the extra second spaces anyway.

It’s sad that this isn’t common sense.

The bigger issue are bars that have tons of TVs for all the games, but then turn off the game audio and blast top 40.

That was my thought as well, these are people acting like kids in a Toys R Us, not adults shopping for household goods.

Currywurst.

You’re nickle and diming at that point. If you want a 60" 4k screen you’re still looking at >$1000, at which point $50 becomes a minor point of contention.

This is bait, right?

If it’s about paying it forward, then the question should probably be “Do servers give tips themselves on takeout when ordering from other restaurants? And how much?”

This is just an irrelevant emotional appeal.