I prefer finding like 5 other weapons on the way that I can use immediately instead of stopping what I was doing to use a resource to repair a weapon. It’s streamlined. I'm already collecting plenty of resources so I can cook or upgrade stuff.

It continues to boggle my mind that he bought this very successful company and decided to micromanage it to hell. Just let it run itself and reap the profits!

How much I care about this depends purely on whether the glider skins have different traits. If it’s 100% cosmetic, I won’t bother. If they somehow do different things, maybe I’ll try collecting them.

I would absolutely watch Homonym

It’s “home of the BraveS.” They're talking about Atlanta's baseball team.

Seriously. It takes just a few seconds to send the student a reply, asking what the event was. Given that this was the day before, there was plenty of time for dialogue. If the student continues to be evasive, by all means mark it as a threat.

Stop calling it taffy. It’s not taffy; it’s a gummy. Like it says in the name.

Of all of Nintendo's games this year, Tears of the Kingdom is one of them.

It's hard to make out even with your description, but I'm super pumped for Gleeok

Yes

For real. The mapping aspect IS the draw for these games. If you don’t want to map the dungeons yourself, I have to wonder why you’re playing at all.

I feel the exact opposite. A huge game that I’ll want to frequently dip back into long after I’ve beaten it? That's staying on the home screen for a few years.

That game looks like something I’d be eager to play, but then quickly realize I'm terrible at it once I start.

SMB3 is also in Super Mario All-Stars, so that's 3 different methods of playing it! At least the GBA version includes some additional levels.

You gotta disassemble the Switch and really smash that thing onto the CPU. Like, really hard. If you do it right, it’ll fit. AND it turns your console into the Switch Pro.

Not necessarily. Link's Awakening received a complete overhaul on the Switch, yet the GBC version is part of the initial lineup of Gameboy titles added to the service. Nintendo could still offer Metroid Prime in a future Gamecube expansion, with the justification that you aren't getting all the bells and whistles of…

So wave 1 is just a reskinned hub?

Zelda will most likely get its own Direct shortly before it releases, so it being absent this time feels like a safe bet. I suppose they could show another trailer, but I'd rather have radio silence until April.

After a while, I set it to Easy too. Mainly because of the load times, but after the fact I liked it because your lightsaber was now as deadly as it would be in the movies.

I feel like a Jedi would be able to calm at least SOME of these creatures so they don't always try to attack you. Maybe a progression where you can do it after you've defeated X number of them? Trying to find a balance between the lore and not being able to just walk past every enemy.