There’s actually being several rounds of people being petty back and forth about this.  When Kotaku wrote an article encouraging people to pirate Metroid Dread, Nintendo blacklisted them and no longer sends them advance review copies of games.  People at Kotaku are upset about this, and rather than trying to smooth…

Aren’t awards in general BS?
“Hey, thanks for all that work you did. Here’s a piece of glass sitting atop plastic, from a sweatshop in China that elevates your ego slightly till someone else beats your record by a small margin.”

The Nintendo Switch has made me enthusiastic about gaming again.

Marvel vs Street Fighter had an evil Sakura doing Akuma’s muder death kill move, and a Dan Hibiki doing suicide version, the Otoko Michi.

It probably isn’t a coincidence, but it’s likely not nearly as insidious as it seems. Kotaku generally makes a strong effort to link sources, and I always see articles linking back to reddit posts. If they don’t, it’s usually safe to say that they got it from somewhere other than reddit. After all, Reddit isn’t the…

For better or worse, Nintendo always brings something(s) new to the table with each console release. They actually take chances with the systems they release and don’t just add more horsepower to their consoles like Sony and Microsoft. They always get crap for it, but at least they’re trying something new.

I really need to obsess over some other game:

This is good Kinja.

The article has polls rating the veins on a ceramic cows udders and rainbow colored dildos, and you’re upset that their Game of Show poll wasn’t more respectful of the games line up?

So you don’t know what you’re talking about.

What did they start development last week? At least Breath of the Wild had a cinematic trailer two years before its release. Metroid Prime 4 years down the line when your Switch is collecting dust.

I’ll just play Mario during AC loading screens!

There needs to be a game made about the translator that had an existential crisis during the No More Heroes announcement.

Hey, it could be worse. They could have called it the sWIItch.

You do realize that Skyrim is coming to Xbox One and PS4 next week right?

I’m interested in finding a review from someone who didn’t struggle so much with the controls. I remember that being a common complaint with some other Nintendo games with an unusual control scheme... like when Twilight Princess was released on the Wii there were a lot of professional game journalists who complained…

phew

Technically, if you would like to get all “proper English”, the proper usage would be “anymore”, as opposed to “any more”. Generally speaking, “any more” is used when referring to a potential quantity of items (i.e. I don’t need any more groceries). “Anymore” is used as a reference to something not being done any…

Has anyone tried spawning another train going in the opposite direction? Can that even be done?