Sony and Microsoft always have non-game related business to keep them going when times are hard. It's pretty amazing that Nintendo has lasted so long without such a luxury. It would be cool if they found success in another field that would continue to allow them to make great games.

I think Smash Wii U's growth as a competitive game is inevitable. It's a solid experience with a great cast and, more importantly, is easily accessible. Even if I don't want to get into tournament play, it's a big interest of mine to learn from the professionals and take that into my online game, something I can't do…

Get this show a kickstarter: That Ness needs a real baseball bat.

Looking at the Avenger's 2 trailer, I can 100% say, I am over the colour orange.

Drama is fun.

Well played. So many actors are bad at acting awkward.

Oh man I love chicks with paper bags.

Sadly, that is a very real problem she will probably face -_-

In order to earn the money, YouTubers can register specific videos or entire channels with Nintendo. Individual videos can earn 60% of advertising proceeds, and registered channels can earn a little more—70%. Unless Nintendo decides to change that. And they can. The Nintendo Creator's program says that this rate "may…

I find casual Diddy players pretty easy to beat. They tend to overuse the jump grab, so if you dodge that, then they don't know what to do. Little Mac players seem to be getting a bit better though. Tired of running into Links: Gale Boomerang + Arrow + Smash/Grab. Every. Single. Time.

Brittany, hands down my fav Nintendo character of the past few years. Such a greedy manipulator. Wish she was in Smash.

If that JigglyPuff final from Apex prelims repeats itself, I imagine Melee might find itself replaced at some stage.

Thanks for explaining what people can and can't be offended by.

God damn I love Infernal Affairs.

Ah yes, all those blind people with their dumb helper dogs.

Likability makes for a great youtuber.

I like him. He's what I imagine a labrador would sound like if it could talk.

Constantly. I enjoy the videos, but I walk away from most of them rolling my eyes. There's a legion of kids taking them as gospel though.

I've been spending a lot of time with the new Super Smash Bros. games on Wii U and 3DS lately, but actually playing doesn't get me nearly as hyped as this compilation of pros succeeding against the odds.

Pretty sure they've ditched that idea in his latest incarnations.