No, it doesn’t.

are merely capitalizing on a Twitter-induced hysterics

are merely capitalizing on a Twitter-induced hysterics

Seriously? The dock scratching screens is not a real problem, for almost anyone. Like five people had their screens scratched (probably because they were fucking around or got a defective dock), someone made a YouTube video about it, and since kotaku is seemingly morally opposed to the idea of actually fact-checking…

Seriously? The dock scratching screens is not a real problem, for almost anyone. Like five people had their screens…

You do understand that the dock itself scratches the screen by rubbing up against the unit when it is placed in and removed from the dock?

You do understand that the dock itself scratches the screen by rubbing up against the unit when it is placed in and…

This is a fake problem as far as I can tell. I have two Switch consoles and can’t make it happen. I *think* some people might have a warped dock which might make it happen though.

This is a fake problem as far as I can tell. I have two Switch consoles and can’t make it happen. I *think* some…

Who are these people scratching their Switch? I have yet to see a scratch and I use mine alot.

Who are these people scratching their Switch? I have yet to see a scratch and I use mine alot.

I don’t particularly enjoy battling Bokoblin camps... so I don’t. I feel like the game gives you that option and the lack of a ‘leveling’ system means no grinding necessary if you’re not into it. Just start climbing/exploring and forget about combat for awhile. There’s always something pretty cool just over that ridge.

Here’s the full recording of Hidemaro Fujibayashi, Satoru Takizawa, and Takuhiro Dohta’s talk about Breath of the Wild from last week’s Game Developers Conference.

Yes, Nintendo’s menus have always been annoying, slow, full of shitty sound effects.

I’m actually really glad they dropped the extra stuff, the Switch is fast and the OS isn’t annoying.

If you’re a Zelda mark, that’s fine. But this is the article I just read: “BotW has all this stuff that other games do too, but is Zelda!”

actually there are 14 games available for the Switch on launch day in the US.

Assuming you’re throwing in $100 for a memory card, how are you building a “pretty powerful” gaming computer, monitor included, for $400?

Hm. That answered a different question than I thought it was going to.

Holding circle will automatically move Noctis into a position making it easier to interact. Not a solution, but it helps.

You can still have that stuff displaying on a second screen like a tablet or laptop.

Did you just call Bomberman “other stuff”? You lemur.

Hey, I loved Little Inferno. But it doesn’t have much replay value... and it’s been on your top 12 list since the beginning. For that matter, you have three launch titles on here — isn’t it time to make room for some of the other amazing Wii U games? Maybe Shovel Knight? Runbow? Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker? Hyrule…