It’s not bringing the switch or of the house as much as it is bringing into the kitchen to play while my wife cooks, and the flexibility it offers in home gaming in general.

I think they are making the effort. They would love to have headlines saying their new system is smashing sales records.

I bought a switch day one and haven’t had any warping issues. There are enough good games on it to have it in regular use, and while portability isn’t a super huge factor foe everyone, it’s nice to be able to take it just to the bathroom or bedroom. My wife puts it on tabletop mode whenever I cook supper so we can…

You can donate directly, but bits prevent people from making a donation via a third party site like paypal, then canceling the payment which costs the recipient money.

Geez. Way to go Jason

I love clickers. This is probably the best one I’ve played. More variety than others I’ve played and I love that there is an ending to the game.

The real question is whether or not soups are a type of salad.

Who dat? Wanna follow

Agreed. I like life on aggro when I can figure out how to read it. It’s difficult on my eyes even though it looks nice. ;_;

Yep. Yep.

Im stealing the phrase “like a flat-earther with a geography fetish”

As a kid I was taught the importance of sportsmanship while doing various team sports. It’s still weird going online and realising other people competing don’t practice it.

What were their licensing agreements involving the included games? Did it limit their ability to make more? So many questions that we don’t know the answer to.

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It says it’s normally 30 on the website...

It says it’s normally 30 on the website...

Is the dialogue just as wonderfully awful as in the first game?

Makes sense to me. I love not having too much choice in this game. I feel like I get to know everything better when I only have to focus on a bit of the game at a time.

I like it

So listen to the overly whiny guy in a comments section? You come across as a brat.

You are acting equally entitled btw.