I used to live in a house with a drywall ceiling, and after a few hours of Starcraft before bed my brain would superimpose starcraft units moving across it like terrain. Never had an issue playing ten hours straight in Rigs though.

I have to agree with you. In some cases it makes sense to have this kind of limitation depending on the kind of game, but the implementation on Animal Crossing is beyond stupid. Why not let players have their own cartridge and their own save along with it? A family could make a user to act as a communal island if they…

On New Leaf this made sense, a handheld is a different experience than a full blown console.

My guess is they wont remove any ill gotten items, but the game probably records things like sales of a particular item. They might patch some new or previously leftover NPC into the game later to tell you what a bad person you’ve been and take your money and etc if a player has sold an inexplicable 400 Nintendo Switch…

I agree with you there. I can sort of understand Nintendo’s logic with this, but the fact that the game is so precious is the very reason we want to back it up, not a reason that I should be restricted from doing exactly that. I accidentally deleted my Luigi’s mansion 3 playthrough just after beating it by dropping…

Thank goodness we got to ditch Comcast when we moved, we got out just when they were starting the caps. Our current internet provider over here is still a bunch of a**wholes, but even I have to admit they aren’t as bad as Comcast. Rectum was even kind enough to change their name to something easier to make fun of back…

I vote Nintendo should release the eshop version early. You know, to discourage covid 19 spread and protect it’s costumers.

I will be sitting in my underwear watching the 180 kilobit download code to unlock my pre-order at midnight, provided Nintendo has accounted for the millions who will be doing likewise and have their servers ready. Digital and physical each have their perks, and in this case I am glad I took the digital route for the…

Yeah that was my biggest irritation, I -think- my controller actually came with a defective bumper but I played the One X so little I didn’t have a chance to claim warranty until it was too late. Although I may have simply worn it out in Titanfall by punching other mechs to death so much.

Stay* there you mean? Me too. I’ve kept up my New Leaf town for almost 10 years now, given I’ve slowed down considerably, but compared to previous games, new Leaf was near perfection for the series and only raised new ideas for players to consider and want, like the terraforming, more mayor powers, etc. And now it…

I didn’t read very much of the review at all, not out of hatred or anything but for the sake of keeping as much as a surprise as I can. They already announced the features I wanted most of all so I know I’m buying it anyway.

I always like clicky myself, and in fact loved how much they reduced the effort of the pressing the shoulders between the original XBox One and bluetooth Xbox One controllers. I feel like I’m going to hate the circular Dpad, never worked right for me on the 360 controllers.

So if I find myself wanting an upgrade from the PSVR, whats a good starting place for a PC compatible VR headset? I found the PSVR very disappointing in it’s pixel density and call bullsh** on it’s “HD experience”. Sure, 1080P is HD but when its 4 inches from your face, it looks more like a 480p 3D experience.

I’m still probably going to wind up a sucker and buy both PS5 and Series X consoles, but I really wish I had skipped the Xbox One. The Series X is sounding promising but the One was such a horrible experience for me that I wound up with the Playstation 4 as my main machine this last generation. Keep in mind I liked…

I seem to think it was Half life 2 on the original Xbox (maybe it was the 360 version, it was either or)  where I was hit by a f***ing train while driving that buggy around, and it subsequently bugged out every single one of my save files so that no matter which one I loaded, it was an instant game over saying the…

“Lego even took Nintendo to court over the N&B Blocks but reportedly lost the lawsuit.”

“The blocks’ underside tubing different from LEGO bricks”

OK Mario is all well and good and this kind of set makes perfect sense but I think we need to make a push for some official Metroid CCBS while this partnership is going.

These may have some practicality. My field of view is a bit larger than 180 degrees, I can see the sides of my glasses blocking part of my view. Given, mine are titanium and somewhat minimal, but I imagine anyone using thicker non-metal frames would appreciate not having a black chunk in the sides of their vision all…

400 days later: “Just 5 more weeks Zzzzz”