Wi-fi controller means the control inputs are going directly through to the internet rather than being processed through your computer first and then going to the internet. It does seem like it would speed things up slightly compared with the alternative if that’s how it works, which is how they’re saying it works.

I think of this game as Tetris Distract. I’m literally never looking at the fancy stuff going on in the background while I’m playing, and it only makes the pieces hard to see, along with the fact that they’re all the same color. The challenge of this game is entirely in how much it distracts you from playing Tetris…

Those are no replacements for an adventure game. TLoZ is an adventure game series, and it would be nice to see Zelda on an adventure, not just as an optional playable character in a beat-em-up or roguelike.

It’s actually good. I’ll admit I enjoyed a little Real World back in the day, but I’m not a reality show person, and I found this one actually really interesting and funny. The best part is that there is a room full of commentators who get about 3 scenes during each episode to comment on what’s been going on, and they…

That’s totally a thing in Japan. I’ve seen other reality shows where they make that same exact setup. I don’t really get it. Churches must be annoyed out of their minds.

Shohei could be a little lower, but he’s no Cheri or anything. I found it really amusing how they bawled their eyes out for about 10 minutes straight when he was leaving. But ew, he forced so many unwanted kisses and couldn’t seem to take a hint.

Word vomit:

I’m not wondering about anything. Your reading comprehension is really bad.

I’m not wondering about anything. Your reading comprehension is really bad.

I agree. Maybe reread my comment if you’re confused.

I agree. Maybe reread my comment if you’re confused.

It seems like people in Japan are just more obedient to laws and are less likely to question whether or not they have a good reason behind them, or at least less likely to break laws just because they don’t agree with them. And the social implications of it being discovered or even hinted at that you’ve broken a law…

I had no idea people stopped using mouse pads. I’ve seen one at nearly every desk at every office I’ve worked in since 2010. A lot of cheaper/older optical mice are pretty bad at tracking on surfaces that desks tend to be made out of.

I had no idea people stopped using mouse pads. I’ve seen one at nearly every desk at every office I’ve worked in…

I definitely should’ve pointed out that the real value of Davek is their unconditional lifetime gurantee, where they will repair or replace your umbrella, for just the cost of shipping, for absolutely any reason. So your umbrella could get shot 100 times and you'd get a new one. Sort of bulletproof?

I definitely should’ve pointed out that the real value of Davek is their unconditional lifetime gurantee, where they…

That’s definitely a picture of me.

That’s definitely a picture of me.

Doesn’t get much better than the Davek Elite. It’s slightly wider than most cheapo umbrellas (good enough for a tall guy like myself), is sturdy as heck in wind, and it comes in orange!

Doesn’t get much better than the Davek Elite. It’s slightly wider than most cheapo umbrellas (good enough for a tall…

Aren’t fire starters usually the best because the enemies you most often run into in the beginning of the game are grass (weak to fire, strong to water) and bug (strong to grass)? I've only played three Pokemon games, but they all followed that premise.

Yeah, it does not matter as almost no Switch games use analog triggers.

Yeah, it does not matter as almost no Switch games use analog triggers.

Not only is touching things gross, but hair is gross! You ever clean hair out of a bathtub drain? Good lord, if I never have to clean hair out of a bathtub drain again, it will be too soon!

“Make your own legroom," he says.

“Make your own legroom," he says.

It’s not often you find a comment that is more detailed, more thoroughly researched, and better explained than the article, but here we are.

The article is open access. Why are you asking the comments section on thetakeout?