I feel like that caveat is covered in the article.

Because it’s nice to have a single consolidated view if your portfolio isn’t all in one place?

Kudos to AOC.

While it’s true that the Switch is region-free and this can be downloaded on the Japanese version of NES Online, users really should be informed that doing so will have some weird consequences they might not like.

You know... I want to disagree, but you used the word “clickbait”, which is proof that the world actually does need lists of words that people should stop using.

I don’t see how stripping English of its unique variety and flavor is beautification.

Yeah. I don’t mean to overextend the comparison. She is a billion times smarter than Trump, and a trillion times more well-meaning.

No follow-up fixes that. Just like no follow-up fixes stupid shit from Trumpland like “alternative facts” or “truth is not truth.”

AOC is often refreshing and has the potential to be an important force for American liberalism, but unless she tones down some of her own Trumpian truth-bending tendencies, she’s going to derail herself in a hurry.

Don’t come to Splinter for intelligent political analysis.

Not at all. The Wiimote didn’t see anything on the screen. It tracked position in space using accelerometers, and detected two infra-red light sources from the poorly-named “sensor bar” to stay oriented.

Yeah, it’s really just an artifact of the way the game creates and spools out stages. If anything, it happens because there was nowhere else to store a “hidden depository of data” and the programmers needed to be super-efficient in managing space. The whole game takes up 32 kB, which is insane.

Mine was only secretly gaming-related.

I’m put off by the lack of an internal battery and the lack of HD rumble to match the right side. I’m sure it gets the job done, but it seems like they tried to get it to market as cheap as possible with too much compromise.

It would break the internet for about ten minutes until the fanbase starts bitching about some other character they want to see in the game.

I liked it (enough to 100% it), but didn’t love it.

I generally agree, and I’m a pretty big fan of 8BitDo’s offerings.

Eeeeeeh... I mean, I love Nintendo, and I certainly love the Switch.

Zelda Picross was such a promising start for the My Nintendo program, but Nintendo just never really followed up with anything of substance.

I’d echo the others. The GCN controller is great, but this obsession with it for SSB is mostly nostalgia for Melee. You’ll play equivalently well with either option. And I’d even argue that the Pro Controller’s triggers are better since SSB doesn’t benefit from analog triggers and the extra travel distance on the GCN t…