Am I the only one who has a problem with the non-expandable only 30 game offering?* I’d much rather they fix that with the mini NES before they move on to the mini snes and mini 64.

I can’t imagine how something like removing helmets would change the way the game is played. I would love to see soft helmets and soft shoulder pads, but part of the allure of the sport is that guys play with such reckless abandon. And they do that because 90% of the time their equipment protects them when they…

I agree with you. But the alternative is a flag on every single play. I don’t think you can unteach 20 years of training but throwing flags.

Better in this case means more offense. Which is typical for sports.

Craziest thing about this is that 3P% is relatively flat for the last 20 years and only in the last 5 or so did team strategy start to say maybe we should shoot more threes.

TLDR, So how many more games do they have to lose so that we don’t have to be forced to hear about them in 2018?

Yeah, he seems super petty. “I held kicks for you, you were supposed to have my back as I made personal attacks against the people who just fired me and (at the time) still employed you.” and then he waits 3 years to get a word in.

He may not actually be a Florida resident, however. He is from Texas and may still live there, so his vote was meaningless decades ago.

This is great. And all is in line with my original point. He is ambidextrous. We can go as far as to 75% left handed.

In college at the student center I definitely had that sense of pride if the cashier was a guy. If it was a girl, it was always shame that I wasn’t able to buy magnums...

The way I see it, with the line being shaky and a rookie qb who may need more polish, the risk of destroying him forever is worse than risk of case keenum destroying what could be an 8-8 season at best.

I think every left handed gamer (certainly if you were born in the 80s) has a sense of pride that the most courageous and awesome hero was left handed. But on your comment that the sprites are left handed, that was my point actually. Each direction is a mirror of the opposite direction. So a sprite facing right and up…

Fair enough, the concept art shows him as left handed. But the game play clearly shows him using either hand depending on the direction he is facing.

Well technically in the original, he is directionally ambidextrous, so I don’t know that we can claim him going back to the NES era.

Dear Chicken Little,

For a ton of reasons. Simplified game play (2 buttons vs ~10), cartoon like colorful graphics, no lengthy cut scenes, short levels that let them feel a sense of accomplishment quickly, no tutorials. I’ve learned that kids don’t like to be talked to and they don’t like things explained. They just want to do. And the…

Fair. I resurrected an old laptop about 8 months ago for a NES project that I gave up on when the Classic was announced. I still use it, but I’m not going to waste the time figuring out how to get the guts inside an old NES case when I can buy the classic for $60, eventually.

::looks around::

I would love to see a full licensed library version of this come out one day. $300 seems right. And then do the same for SNES and N64.

God I hope they don’t qualify. The summer olympics just ended, I don’t want to think about having to sit through another summer of people talking about a boring shitty sport they pretend to like every 4 years