Confirmed: Nintendo doesn't have a strategy and are shit at naming differentiation/ consumer education.

It's ok, a lot of people need to eat their words. Not me, though. I never doubted Nintendo's ability to take half a decade to add what should have been day-one features.

Posting racist opinions on Facebook is not "live and let live." You can have opinions about anything and everything. But once you deliberately post them to Facebook for the world to see, you lose any right to be exempt from public reaction.

Dude, 80% of the country is Christian. Don't even pretend like this trumped-up "controversy" is another episode of Religion Under Attack.

No...it's not. All of those VC games are available for purchase on the Wii U.

not sure what's going on with 3DS though.

I don't think he was saying Sony is smarter. Just that they're smarter in that aspect. Obviously both companies could learn from one another; Sony in the handheld space, and Nintendo in the home console/digital distribution space.

Agreed. So far Nintendo has really only released NES games for every system. They aren't even giving us the chance to re-buy games from their other platforms.

His comment was regarding improvements to the WiiU console; something Sony knows a thing or two about. Are you trying to imply that Ninendo would not benefit from digital distribution across platforms, or are you just defending the company without any real point?

I like how the replies to your comment are basically "the 3DS is doing better than the Vita therefore Nintendo doesn't need digital distribution."

Many of the comments I see about this show are usually along the lines of "this show is great! there's so much suffering."

Yep, that's a great writeup and quite a bit more detailed than I was expecting!

Awesome! Thank you.

The fact that this is a thing intrigues me. Review of the game to come?

Wow, that IS pretty extreme

Right, but it's still fishbowled even in that shot.

Oh yeah, it's insane. I just wish I could see it once with a normal view out of scientific curiosity.

Not to diminish this in any way, but whenever the fishbowl effect is used I feel like I'm being lied to.

When I say that Usa communicates his goal to us, I don't mean that he literally says "I want to have a romantic relationship with this girl." You just recited Usa's internal monologue, but the show itself is broader than that. We knew Usa was in love before he did. What's important is that we, as the audience,…

I wish I could've been satisfied with the ending, but I really, really have to disagree in this instance.