Well, when Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island was released, there was a formula, and that game, throwing that formula to the wind, was still a success.

What this game really proves is that people aren't as uppity about everything being "consistent" as we make them out to be as long as the core experience (challenging level design, heart pounding action and hidden secrets) still shines through. I think Nintendo ought to take that into account the next time they…

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There's always the possibility that these were actually people from 4chan pretending to frame 4chan in a nonsensical manner in order to make the people who are actually against what 4chan is doing look bad.

Wow. How humiliating.

Cosplayer got through Act 1!

Aw, great. Look what you did. Now you've got everyone doing it.

Who made this?

I'll bet it's just that not enough people are angry about it for them to care.

For future reference, if you want to avoid triple posting, know that you can edit any reply you make as long as it's within 15 minutes of posting. Which means you'll only have to worry about double posting, at the worst, if that makes sense.

Actually, there should be a comment on this thread explaining what I meant by that statement.

Given the mess they made over gay marriage in Tomodachi Life, yes, my standards were pretty low, for good reason. Especially with a game like this.

Am I the only thinking this is a pretty gutsy move for Nintendo?

Well, you see, it was sort of like Dear Esther. Dear Esther was cool, right? People liked Dear Esther.

Not everything has to stem from her being a woman.

...It's a bit hard for me to swallow the idea that any criticism of her work is inherently irrational and wrong.

Are you making a reference to something I don't know about?

Reminds me of the style of those old PC I Spy games (Any body else remember? Do they still make those?)

I remember him saying at some point that he had a Twitter, but that he would never tell anyone what it was for fear of getting flooded. Anybody else remember that?

I've gotta hand to you, you've got a real knack for describing the subtleties of play in a way that makes them tangible and relatable, and that actually sounds good to boot. It feels like I'm actually playing the game.