It makes you wonder how so many players during the 80s and 90s made it through such long seasons without these reductions. I’m not arguing against the changes (they are definitely an improvement), but I’m just curious how people were able to have long careers with all of those games.

Nobody was begging for this though, not like any of those long awaited sequels people have been waiting years for.

Or Switch!

This genre is so saturated right now. People will play it because it has dota 2 slapped on it but it’s kind of disappointing to see valve chase a trend instead of create one.

Samurai Jack was pretty great though.

There aren’t any locations where I live, and the mode for Mariokart 7 is time trials. Meh, I’ll just watch.

This is why the meta is a trap. People get used to playing against like 5-6 characters and don’t know how to respond when people don’t let the meta dictate how they play.

The NFC South produced 2 straight Super Bowl teams that both got destroyed in their games. So look out for either the Saints or the Buccaneers to have a great runner up season.

I’m a huge Tiger fan and I’ve watched Verlander during his whole career, but he isn’t the same pitcher he once was. I blame that on our coach for leaving him in for too many innings. By staying in too long he gets tired and blows it which hurts his confidence.

Both this and One Punch Man were made by web animators, and it shows you how talented this new generation of creators are. I wish the game industry embraced fan game designers as much as the anime industry encourages web comics.

Is it called Netflixworld now?

Now when will we get it in 1000000000 k?

I haven’t heard that but if it’s true then this game really is a waste of time.

This game releases in 3 months and so far they haven’t showed off anything that would make this worth buying if you bought Sun and Moon. Hopefully they show something off that makes it more than a cash grab.

So will Watch Dogs 3 be happening? Was the 2nd one successful enough?

The problem is that a schedule for the mode EXISTS AT ALL. No other game does this and there is a reason for that. Considering this is the only new mode in Splatoon 2, it’s ridiculous that it is limited for no reason.

See, I view the thrill of stuff like this as the same kind of thrill that promotion and relegation bring.

If you just hide behind the payload it’s an easy dodge.

Like a giant, black widow spider turret that is AI controlled.

Splatoon changes with every new weapon style added though. Just wait until that umbrella gun comes out, or some other new weapons with new and unique play styles.