No game changers here. I was most impressed by cross platform stuff, like Anthem (omfg, iron man in space...ON PLANET AVATAR).

I still have my copy of Gitaroo Man. It’s literally one of two amazing finds I got for working at GameStop.

The link to the darts show they are $11 on Amazon, not $7.

The link to the darts show they are $11 on Amazon, not $7.

Sure, spec wise they are better.

Bruh, how single and rich are you to have enough time and money to play those games?

Repeat customers are the life blood of gamestop, not new ones necessarily. I think you’re misguided in your interpretation of the article (which is ok).

no nipples? no money

This is one of those times where taking their hand is an appropriate punishment.

God I fucking hate this company. I spent 3 years as a manager, and quit on Halo 4 launch. It felt so good just dropping my keys on the table at the start of my shift and bouncing.

Nintendo has consistently shown they don’t care about online experience. They have predatory practices when it comes to ownership of digital content, and are completely ignorant to the pulse of social communities.

Looks like your struggle has no end in sight...Or, it would, by way of spending $60 on a drive next time.

Why do console manufacturers do this? It’s not even like it’s a special edition, it’s a flat color.

Wait, wait, wait.

Life always finds a way.

It’s clunky, and isn’t very accurate. There’s jumps you have to do, like at a windmill where you have to jump in the opposite direction the character is moving, based on the perspective you’re forced to view them by.

I am 9 hours in...still haven’t beaten.

Dude, I was wondering the same thing. I’ve had the game since alpha too.

The problem I have with the retro system is there is no technological constraint to prevent them from having every NES title available.

I’m willing to bet zero of the information given was his to disclose.

Here you were sneaking games out, and a GameStop employee was too fucking obtuse to let me see the back of a game coming out today.