Titanfall 2 truly deserves more credit and recognition. It’s a tragedy that it didn’t sell better, and it’s even worse that poorly built and broken alpha/beta releases have bigger online communities because of the lack of polish, glitches, and problems that make more more “entertaining” videos.

As someone with two kids, one of which was obsessed with Cars, I can tell you that neither Cars movie holds to the same standard as the other Pixar films, but Cars 2, especially, was a shameful plug for new toylines and merchandising.

Nope. Not even that. haha. It’s just a different 3DS case than the regular one. That’s all the description says.

I heard you. The Switch has such an amazing line up in its first year. Imagine what next year is going to look like!

I agree about the Switch. It has been a solid and amazing first year. Even the indies that have come out already have been great, and I can’t believe I bought Binding of Isaac for the 4th time and have already invested as much time as I have into the Switch version. When a game is good, it’s just good. And playing…

Unfortunately, not much. haha. Just a nice case and a soundtrack like you. I’d imagine it’s exactly the same.

Precisely. Every time I tried to block, it almost always tried to grab, which you could imagine led to some very unfortunate results.

I definitely play Pro Controller. JoyCons are fun and all, but since movement is so important in this game, I just prefer the stability and consistency of the Pro Controller over motion controls.

I definitely implied the same. Ichigo was really good in the first major story arc, but after that, he was just boring. The ending of BLEACH was incredibly underwhelming. haha

My sentiments exactly. It started of so solid, setting a pace for a new world, interesting new characters, and then expanded into an amazing action-filled story-arc with the Soul Society arc. However, immediately after that, it just seemed like Kubo Tite didn’t know where to go, despite his awesome twist with Aizen.

Oh, believe me. I wasn’t worried at all. Just reading this article made me wonder what people were doing to their Switches to cause them to heat that much. haha. I was saying based on my first-hand experience that there is no way it should be normal.

Has this seriously been a problem for people? I play mine a hefty amount, both on and off the dock here in Tokyo. Recently, it has become REALLY hot here too (In the 90s with 80-90% humidity), and my Switch has never given me the slightest signs of overheating. I even played ARMS for 9 straight hours the other day.…

I think the simplest explanation for the Switch’s success in Japan is portability. While portability is not very desired in most western countries, it is still a massive market in Japan (Just look at the 3DS sales numbers for example, and also look at the Vita, which is still doing pretty well in Japan and definitely…

Oh, wow. This one crushed it!

I am pumped for the exact same reasons regarding the Master Trials! Eventide Island was one of the best things in Breath of the Wild, so having another one just sounds fantastic! Really pumped.

That’s how I’m feeling about it, but at the same time, I want to support games like this. So... ugh... buying it new shows both Ninty and Ubi that we do care... so... ugh... maybe I should get it??? What do I do?! haha

Yeah. I think the whole internets went from ridiculing the idea of Mario + Rabbids to praising it in a matter of seconds. It was mind-boggling! I’m definitely interested... it’s just... there are so many things to play now! haha

Yeah. Rabbids looks really interesting, but I won’t lie. I just spent like ¥9600 on My Nintendo Store to reserve special edition Samus Returns and both new Metroid amiibo. Nintendo could not have had a better presentation at E3 for me specifically. haha

Breath of the Wild DLC, Splatoon 2, and Samus Returns are all definites for me (All pre-ordered on the lovely My Nintendo Store site in Japan! w00t!).

They have the same offensive move set in the same way boxing game fighters have the same offensive move sets. Each character has unique attributes that both benefits and handicaps them, which makes their attacks and defense strong or weak at times.