Sorry, since your “why” was missing from your question, it wasn’t interpreted as such.

I don’t see what’s hard to understand about liking what they feel is a better game in the series. Surely you aren’t also confused by people who prefer Sim City 4 over Sim City 2013, for example.

The loudest people whining about Smash are the ones who feel like people aren’t allow to enjoy a game unless it’s the latest corporate sanctioned version, even if they’re turds (SFV, MvCI).

Most pick-pockets stealing phones are more interested in just re-selling the hardware than anything else. They know the service can be cancelled at any time, and there are more-efficient ways of stealing personal information than waiting for someone to take out their phone, unlock it, finish, and put it back in their…

The SNES mini has the convex and concave buttons (the US version, at least).

That’s a pipe-dream. The Snapdragon 835 uses like 4 watts total in a heavy load (e.g. virtual reality gaming). Meanwhile, the Intel 7700k alone will use ~55 watts idling, nevermind a GTX 10 series.

If we’re going to pigeonhole ourselves like that, you could make the same argument for FMV games working well in genres which it fits, and look where that fad went.

Yeah, I am. Google “botw motion aiming” and you’ll see top results about people either complaining about the motion controls or giving instructions on how to disable it. Everybody’s entitled to their opinions, but personally I found the feature useless fluff that gets in the way of aiming consistently and aiming…

Motion controls are the preferred control method for Splatoon 2 and probably a few other games, but for every Splatoon 2 you have 2-3 games the likes of Wii Music, Fighter Within, and Breath of the Wild (where people remind others to disable motion aiming).

VR is this generation’s FMV fad.

Unfortunately SFV is still there.

I’m pretty sure Luke has excluded it before in all of his lists, because he hates the game. He also pushes Smash 4 pretty hard to replace it as an e-sport, not realizing that both can (and do) coexist, which is why he negs on Melee every chance he gets.

Here comes the Fun Gestapo, here to dictate that punk songs enjoyed by “40-something corporate shills” when they were growing up are not to be used in advertising. Because the sanctity of the song needs to be protected, as it was written by artists who had never accepted money from mega corporations before, and…

Including Crystal Chronicles but excluding Four Swords Adventures is a war crime according to the Geneva Convention

#corrections

#corrections

The DMCA is the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, not the Digital Rights Millennium Act.

Not sure why people are giving credence to this reasoning, it’s purely coincidental that MacOS X happens to share a character with Unix and NeXT.

Of course, the heel on the head trope isn’t exactly knew

Time zones, man.