I would definitely class it as “bittersweet”. And very accurate. I moved away in my late teens, and it really captured that feeling of going “home” again.

Dad sounds like kind of a dick.

What the hell are you talking about? Nintendo uses most of those properties on a regular basis. Kirby had a new game on 3DS last year, another one in 2014, and one on Wii U in 2015. He had at least a couple games on Wii, and probably even more on DS. Kirby gets new games all the time. You’re just not paying attention.

Bioware should be commended for making a post release effort and generally giving a shit about making their product better. If blame is to be passed around, aim your sights on EA who I guarantee wanted this game out ASAP regardless of the state its in.

If you can’t enjoy a game because someone other than you can’t stream it....thats sad really. Just enjoy the game! Streaming this game or not changes literally nothing about the game. This is fake outrage the internet has made popular.

I would like to remind everyone that this is not censorship and that Playtonic as a private business has the right to express itself as they see fit. If they do not wish to include voice work by a controversial figure in their video game that is well within their right. Jon’s free speech was not violated in any way…

Shutup idiot

A Zelda game is never late. Nor is it early. It arrives precisely when it means to.

.. wha? Nintendo follows the same basic release cycle - Wii came out in 2006, Wii U in 2012. The issue was that the Wii U bombed so Nintendo had to push something else out, but even then it’s still four years.

I feel like you are attempting a troll post because what you said really makes no sense.

Snipper Clips and Fast Racing RMX have also gotten love from the critics. But frankly, none of it matters. Zelda was bound to drown out any other major launch release, except for maybe a hypothetical Pokemon game that wasn’t just a port. It’s smart that they’ve spaced stuff out. Splatoon 2's free beta is at the end of…

I’m always a bit torn on stories like these.

I don’t have any issues with my system yet. With that said, I’ve only used my Neon Joy-Con controllers while connected to the system in portable mode. So I don’t know if those have the left Joy-Con problem. While docked, I’ve used the Pro Controller and a second pair of gray Joy-Cons, which don’t have any issue.

So explain to me what’s wrong with ports, exactly? Ports to systems that are essentially different versions of each other ( e.g., PS4/XBOne) are worthwhile for people who only have one of the two systems, but not really beyond that. But the Switch is a very different system than either of those because it’s also a…

Yeah, but they are getting additional features such as multiplayer which can be played on the Switch because it automatically comes with two controllers whereas with the Vita, it was hard to find somebody else with a Vita.

Playstation Vita: 960x544 touch screen, touch panel in the back, 1 GB internal memory, expandable via propietary cards (price example: $50 for a 16 GB memory card). $200

? - 300 is pretty reasonable for a new console, and it’s pretty much what everyone expected it to cost before it was announced, just the higher end of the range (250 - 300). And given I’ll be going all physical, I don’t see it being a huge issue for me at least for the first year.

Meanwhile a 32GB 9.7 inch iPad Pro costs twice as much. And the 3 1/2 year old iPad Mini 2 at 32GB is only $30 cheaper. But whatever.