You could just report on this without the dripping condenscension. It costs Nintendo little to port already released games and I’m glad to see they’re still doing so.

Well, in fairness, that’s because the PS4 is not the perfect platform for jrpgs and the Xbox is not the perfect platform for multiplayer shooters. They are just platforms and don’t play appreciably differently between the two consoles. If Persona 5 was on Xbox or Titanfall on PS4, they would still play essentially…

I dunno, I could potentially (though unlikely) see an N64 Classic in 2018, but that’s about it, I don’t think they’re ready for a Gamecube Classic (though I’ll admit, the form factor with handle would finally make sense). As for that concept replacing the Virtual Console, I don’t think that’s likely. For one, there’s…

how you think supply chain management has anything to do with the power of the console is beyond me

Is Tim Rogers new? This guy needs to be in front of a camera more often. I love his humor and delivery style.

Tim, I have enjoyed all of your E3 videos. Great work! You are the hero we needed.

Come for the guns, stay for the buns.

“Call of Duty - ‘Wuh-Wee’, for the Nintendo Wii” - couldn’t make it past there without a giggle fit.

What about Mario Odyssey and Splatoon 2? I had the same problem with the original Splatoon, it looked simple and just didn’t catch my attention.. until I played it. It’s fun to just play casually but it also has a deep competitive side to it. Can’t wait for Splatoon 2

Basic rule of thumb... if somebody says the benefits of something should be self evident.. it means they don’t know of any.

Basic rule of thumb... if somebody says the benefits of something should be self evident.. it means they don’t know…

Yeah, just a pure marketing ploy. If it isn’t the connector wearing out first, it is the joint between the connector and the cable where you get the most flexing which causes the internal wires to break. Majority of the time, its your connector and if not, its that joint so if you can find a cable where there is good…

Yeah, just a pure marketing ploy. If it isn’t the connector wearing out first, it is the joint between the connector…

Today, Tim Rogers takes us on a tour of Bethesda’s booth (they gave him a milkshake!), Indiecade’s booth, and a closer look at Nidhogg 2. That’s it for the tours this year, but stay tuned for more Tim at E3 videos.

Granted it was six years ago, but here’s an explanation Nintendo’s Bill Trinen gave me about this, referencing his knowledge of how the company’s top developers in Japan think.

Finaly new engine! I’m going to miss handheld though. Monster Hunter is the most fun when your physically in the same room as the people you’re playing with.

You should never count on resale value remaining stable in order to take the brunt of the cost of getting a new system. If even half of the current Xbone install base decided to upgrade, or heck, let’s just say even if 100k owners decide to upgrade, the value is going to go to crap regardless, at least though GameStop…

Judging by the screenshots, I’m pleased it’s a straight forward port and not some bastardized bull shit like the iOS and Android ports of Secret of Mana and FF6. Hopefully this will get a Western release.

Something that I REALLY want is almost entirely impossible: for Monster Hunter XX Switch to have a worldwide release this August (or at least a US and Europe English release). Polled my gf and she is hoping that the 3DS version of Monster Hunter XX gets announced alongside the Switch version — she’s all about that…

I’ll just take Monster Hunter XX Switch Ver. and Dragon Quest XI for the West. My Switch is ready! (But first, ARMS.)

Mario 3 is still the best game ever made. Some things don’t age