The listed series of available times are not convenient, and are too short. My schedule is indicative of a large portion of potential players who don’t have the 9-5, or regularly work weekends. Couple that with how poorly these times disperse across global timezones, and it’s clear Nintendo screwed the pooch.

Which is not even remotely what I said.

7-8 AM PST in the is not a time where people could reasonable be expected to play around the world. That cuts a large portion of potential players out, and the Saturday times are not convenient for anyone in Europe. These are not windows where people all over the world would be expected to be capable of playing. Being…

Which is a completely moot point, as it doesn’t change the fact that the times are inconvenient. This demo would be make or break for getting Splatoon, but I literally cannot play it as I work during every available opportunity to play it online. By creating a limited demo, with even more limited play time, with play…

Considering North America is Nintendo’s biggest market? Yes, it is. Considering that 3-4 PM is 12-1 AM in the UK, and 11AM-12PM in Japan? That smacks of inconvenient for the UK and Japan. I get that they’re trying to test their network, they just could have picked longer, better windows of time.

So, an hour of online play a day at three inconvenient times? That’s ridiculous.

The issue I’m having with Wonder Woman of late is that the only way DC’s writers have been able to keep her relevant to the DCU at large is to have her shack up with Superman. It’s such a boring relationship, yet it’s really her only connection to the world at large. Similarly, since the beginning of the New 52 Batman…

Adam West? Certainly not.

The fact that you can play it without buying chests does not mean that BioWare didn’t design the RNG to convince people into paying a few bucks here and there for chests. How do you think they managed to release half a dozen multiplayer expansions to Mass Effect 3 without charging the player a cent? The multiplayer is…

That’s how it works. The multiplayer itself is a clumsy shit pile aimed at sucking you dry via micro transactions, but they promote it well enough so people don’t seem to care.

Not unless they jumped ahead three years immediately after the return of Peter Parker arc.

That makes absolutely no sense. Studying a Peter Parker who was never an Ultimate would gain him no information, and we are ever once shown Peter and Miles discussing Peter’s status as an Avenger. Especially considering it would be completely irrelevant to the events of Spider-Men.

I’m somewhat confused as to why Morales is seemingly familiar with the workings of the Avengers. It’s like they forgot he’s never been an Avenger and therefore doesn’t really have any context for the quip about expensing it. He’s also 15 and as a result probably wouldn’t even bring something like that up.

No, it’s still grunt work. When you have a team of 15 people there’s only one or two important members of the team. The rest all do what they’re told, how they’re told, when they’re told. The amount of important team members is proportionate to the size of the team. Stop trying to make these people out to be more than…

The majority of the team did leave, the core team members are still with Rare. Specifically the lead designer. Gregg Mayles is responsible for DKC1-3, Diddy Kong Racing, Banjo Kazooie, Banjo Tooie, and did some work on Conker and Starfox Adventures. He’s one of the primary reasons that those games were as good as they…

Well. I just had an aneurysm from how cute that was.

This... bothers me. They’re claiming connection to Banjo Kazooie and DKC, but the key members of that development team are almost all still at Rare. This is almost entirely being pushed by the grunt members of the DKC and BK team. It’s very disingenuous of them.

To be fair to the fans chanting, it’s not like Brie and Nikki Bella have even the slightest wrestling talent. If the NXT women all came up to the main roster at the same time and started clearing out the Divas I can all but guarantee the response would be universally positive from the audience. There would be “Holy…

He’s a generic older white guy with glasses. This will get thrown out quick.

Eww doesn’t really cut it. This is more of an “eugh” reaction.