What’s an amp?

Polish your bulb, make it shine!

Or maybe just bank on Mario’s timeless popularity? I doubt they’ll use any of Odyssey’s plot as it’s too restrictive (and like you said won’t be time-appropriate if they started now).
Just like no Mario game is related to another and no canon is true forever, the movie doesn’t have to be related to anything.

The content is: just capture a pirhanna plant and stomp it with Cappy in 2 players mode.

Bezels aren’t decorative, are they?

I wouldn’t use the term “proper”. Nintendo call them “Course Clear” 3D Mario (Galaxy, 3D Land/World) and “Miniature Garden” 3D Mario (64, Sunshine, Odyssey), to highlight their difference in structure: “Course Clear” Mario start you at one point and you have to reach another point (the goal), while “Miniature…

Super Lucky’s Tale is a delightful take on Nintendo 64-era 3D platformers. [...] It could use a bit more personality, but otherwise it’s lovely.

Then I tried the secret post-ending content. I’m about 80% of the way through the very last bit and, after 50+ deaths and over 3 hours of attempts, and I almost feel like buying a Peach amiibo JUST to finish the last level. :/

There are some that you can’t get without the motion controls,

“buy things to speed things up” formula

Also it’s only enabled for a select few Nintendo games right now. And MK8D required an update to make it work. It’s a bit worrying. I hope it will become enabled in every game once they figure things out.

A digital game’s production “worth” is basically zero, because it cost nothing to produce a new copy. Any price put on it is instead based on a subjective “worth” and how much a customer would pay, based on the total cost of the development and the approximate amount of predicted sales. But no-one can accurately…

Don’t forget that those aren’t really small icons like on desktop or on smartphones, but big game covers that fill a big part of the screen. On the Switch the name of the game is not written under the covers unless you highlight it, so the name is important (because the human brain is trained to browse line of text).…

Does Nintendo continuing shipping of the SNES classic into 2018 and restarting the production of NES classic for summer 2018 throw a wrench into your story? Or does it just reinforce the idea that they lucked out on this product?

Remember that this book is aimed towards parents and young children, who might not always find the exact title you would recommend. Plus, if a whole serie is good, enumerating individual games would take much out of the “101" gimnick. He also recommends older games alongside newer games, takes in account availability.…

they should make hundreds of thousands of a product, if not millions, and ship them out to stores ahead of time.

Also from what I heard it was in japanese, and totally fan-translated. Even the English font might be fan-made since it’s different from the final one.

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The game is an instrument and the restrictions are what ultimately form the music sheet.

People that you meet can have zero impact on your life. People you’ll never meet can become very important trough their actions and their example. The people you meet, what is more important, the impact you did on them, or the impact they did on you?