Yeah! Who needs to follow the requirements anyway?!

tbh... I'm a bit sleepy.

Excuse me, did you watch the video? Because it shows exactly what I said. And the same is true in every other comparison video for any PS4/XboxOne/PC game. Now, instead of gifs, do you have any actual argument that proves me wrong? Oh wait... you can't have one, simply because you can't disprove truth

HAHAHAHA.

You fuckin fucks! You fucked it up! You fucked it all to hell!

Meola responded that "it was just big for me because I'm a huge fan of the team."

Might be wrong, but isn't it easier to build a game for a single console than one that will be cross-plateform ? ... Still a Nintendo fan regardless... ( as in: If you can't do something right, don't do it.)

I kind of love that Nintendo has rebounded so much in the eyes of gamers. They did make some stupid decisions with the Wii U's marketing, but the system itself is really good. And you are completely right, they do not make glitchy games. The last game I can think of that had persistent glitches was so long ago that…

lol I like how nobody is responding to you. It is because it is true. Nintendo games are of pure quality when they come out, and feel polished every time. They are easy to preorder with when it comes to their games,because we all know they will work on release.

It's true. See my other post for the only example where Nintendo released a game that had a bug in it that could break the game and how it was handled. It's the only one I can think of.

Alright, I got a question for y'all:

You know what company never, ever does this? Nintendo. They only release games when they are absolutely finished, and if a bug happens to be found, you best believe that it was one that was probably so miniscule, it failed to raise any red flags. Yet, for some reason, people love to shit on them. Seriously, for all of…

be sweet if it could do. NEW RECIPES! NEW SETTINGS!

Do you guys remember all of the game breaking glitches from super mario bros or need for speed most wanted? Me neither, because developers weren't able to just "patch" games like they can now.

COD AW is still broken on PS4. Pings fluctuate wildly and I've become increasingly frustrated. It seems there's a fun game underneath, but I'm starting to wonder if it's worth it.

I don't understand why people would preorder a game just for the sake of securing a 5% discount and maybe another ten minutes of superty-duperty exclusive gameplay. What's the rush? The extra content is going to be sold as DLC later on so the publisher can squeeze some extra dollars out of it, and the game is going to…

If a company sold a shovel that didn't dig, that company would cease to exist. Yet here we are, getting screwed launch after launch, and letting it happen.

Amen to that, brother. I just don't see why publishers have to rush out these games all the damn time. If it's broken, FIX IT!!!!