Part of it was probably import costs, since they’re using ingredients that aren’t used on any other part of the menu.

Hopefully this leads to Banjo-Kazooie being ported to the Switch.  At this point, Rare Replay is the only incentive I have to buy an Xbox One.

It looks like you start on a near empty island, so new facilities have to be unlocked somehow.

So, essentially, Nook ships you off to a deserted island where you work off a debt.  He then pays you with credits that can only be used in the company store.  Have fun with your sweatshop!

It’s more than I was expecting. I just figured they would unlock the content from the daily timed quests.

You know you’ve fucked up big time when a Canadian starts throwing fists.  Probably didn’t apologize afterwards either.

Kotaku is just reporting what they’ve heard, which is that his Twitch account is gone after this incident.  As of now, there hasn’t been an official statement from any of the involved parties.

At the very least, I expect the E3 staff to kick him out, and ban him from re-entry.  Hopefully they have some kind of con blacklist to put him on as well.

So he’s essentially like that one neighbor in Animal Crossing.  You walk in to see boxes packed.  He says he has to move on.  Of course, all it takes it a bit of begging to convince them to stay.

They said no random loot boxes or pay to win items.  Nothing was said about cosmetic items.  They’ll 100% sell micros.  You’ll just know upfront about what you’re paying for.

They’ll probably upload gameplay once the floor opens tomorrow.

It sounded like the roster would expand as new content is added post launch.

Now that they have a large studio backing them, I could imagine it happening.  The budget for the first one must’ve been pretty nasty between licensing music and the likenesses for Ozzy and Jack.

I mean, Lego Star Wars was the one that laid the groundwork for all the future entries. Hopefully they’re building this from scratch, rather then just remastering the older levels.

There’s always the chance of bonus levels.

I wonder if MW will include Blackout at all. Battle Royale games rely on a large player base to stay active, so running two at the same time doesn’t seem very effective.

That’s pretty much how I think it’ll go.  Release Indi 5 with an aging Indiana Jones passing his legacy on to someone else.  

It kind of feels like competitive gaming is going the same way as MMO did in the past.  I imagine in the next few years, paid multiplayers games will be cast aside in favor of Free to play models.

So it sounds like they’re willing to offer the opt out, but only after the current lawsuits have finished up.

Well, back when I played Candy Crush, I recall that the levels were barely passable.  I’d get a couple levels in, then lose all energy just when I was getting into it.  They specifically design the game in a way to encourage buying more energy or powerups with real world cash.