LOL. This is a kotaku comment section, not a thesis defense. If you want to argue just for the sake of arguing, can’t you go to IGN instead? Plenty of takers over there.

A valid point as well. I guess I wouldn’t be too concerned as long as the main bundle doesn’t disappear entirely. I still remember the blowback when 3DS starting shipping without chargers...

Not in Japan, where it’s much more likely you’ll find multiple Switches in a single home. And this is a second option, not a replacement.

I’m about 70/30 docked vs. undocked. I do think this is a good decision for Japan as well, and is in line with Nintendo’s goal of multiple Switches in a household.

I found that once you get to the point where you can start a battle right away with one of your special attacks ready to go, the battles get a lot more fun. At least, that’s how it worked out for me. I started paying a lot more attention to who in the party had what elements, etc., and combos became faster and more…

I think I’d be iffy on recommending Darkest Dungeon. I play a round every day on Switch and love it, but I really don’t know who I’d recommend it to. There’s no exploration in the classical RPG sense, and the battles can be demanding enough without the added stress factored in, but the atmosphere is incredible, the…

I enjoy video games as a hobby, and I recognize it as being exactly that: a first-world leisure activity. This other guy is pretty far down the rabbit-hole, to the point where he’s actually finding me where I’ve replied to other people to try to continue the one-upping. It was fun for a laugh at the beginning, but…

Oh.

K.

Nah, just here for the free entertainment, which you are amply providing. I was thinking about staying on a bit longer, but I have to poop. See you!

Hear, hear.

I stopped reading at “You’re right”.

Then what gives you the right? Your entire argument has devolved to conjecture and conspiracy theory, yet that hasn’t stopped you from trying to instruct everyone.

Different strokes, I guess. I don’t even buy blu-rays anymore, and look to stream everything (TV/movies) or buy digitally (games on flash sale, etc—haven’t bought a new game at launch price in quite some time). There’s just too much media out there now for me to clutter up my house with this stuff, especially when…

You preordered? To quote myself, “if I don’t like how the game turned out, I don’t buy it.” So yeah, I’ve passed on your $3 shitburgers, thanks. Don’t really know what else to tell ya.

K.

I’m sick of the angry entitled gamer telling me what I can or cannot like. It really is that simple. They, and not the person who has the sheer audacity to like a game, are the reason the gaming community sucks ass. It has little to do with condoning “bad” developer behavior. If I don’t like how the game turned out, I…

I’m with you. Furthermore, I’ve nothing but pity for these eternal grudge-holders who treat goddamn VIDEO GAMES as something worth this much emotional investiture. Sweet Jesus, it’s exhausting. Beware the angry entitled gamer.

I think I sharded a lot of my D1 gear for D2, but I don’t exactly remember how or why (I really only played D2 for the first month after launch). I’ve thought about going back to play D1 some more, but even aside from the fact that I’ve only got the equivalent of pea-shooters and slingshots left for gear, I’m afraid…

I never played Killzone Mercenary. I’ll look for it!