I think it's too promote creativity. Making people work in the limitations of Mario 1 forces them to innovate. If this were available in the other styles, a lot of players would just use it as a shortcut for good design.

I think that’s due to how the mechanic actually works. To actually get your support to the next level, you have to give people gifts, tell them what they want to hear, and listen to their troubles every once in a while... Which you can easily skip through.

I’m indifferent to it. The art style and writing are both good. My only real criticism is that a lot of the jokes don't make sense unless you understand a really obscure reference and/or the author's personal life; which a lot of people don't.

Okay, great. But until they improve their sanitation and prices, I’m still not setting foot in that place.

Laws would be impractical. Any company with a half-decent lawyer would find a way to tiptoe through the loopholes just like crane games have. Unless, of course, you write the law in such a way that absolutely no one can cheat, which to my knowledge, no politician has ever successfully done.

I’ll probably purchase it again just for the sake of owning a physical copy.

If there’s one thing all fandoms love (at least certain parts of them, anyway), it’s shipping. Nearly all creators know it too. The only ones that don’t are “family-friendly” entities like Nintendo and Disney. Chances are, Blizzard did this deliberately to spark a social media bonfire, and now all they have to do is…

In the interest of preventing Youtube from having all the credibility and cultural relevance of The National Inquirer, I’m glad I don’t give a shit about this stuff. The less attention these jackasses get, the better.

What?! No it isn’t! We should be criticizing his behavior to hell and back! We should be making an example of this guy! We should be making it obvious to the world that...THIS. IS. NOT. OKAY. UNDER. ANY. CIRCUMSTANCE.

See, Double XP knows what they’re talking about. Why do people complain about consoles? Aside from the minor inconvenience of installing updates, they’re more user-friendly than ever!

“Shouldn’t we be in the situation where we don’t have to wait for it to go wrong before we respond to it? It’s not regulation, it’s social responsibility. We know when we’re doing bad things.” —marketing M-rated titles to kids or pushing loot box mechanics to the point of exploitation.

More like “another tragedy brought to us by highly questionable life choices”, but yeah. Questionable microtransactions are questionable. Let’s just also not forget to criticize the idiot who thought spending government money on a mobile game was a good idea in the first place, and allowed himself to fall for a very…

Does she happen to be related to that uncle who works for Nintendo?

...Because it overcomplicates animation, and it’s far easier to just swap the model whenever a character needs a new outfit?

Pardon my ignorance, but this is the first I’m hearing of this game. Is that normal, or should I finally crawl out of my cave?

I kinda like it. Looks like it’s being poured out of the cup. That said, how slow does your news day have to be to report on melting plastic? I mean, national news? Really?

So...appeal to their inner Grammar Nazi. Got it.

The rest of the world also forgot that the PSP was a thing. I bought mine strictly for Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep and then never touched it again.

Well, they’d have to remake and/or rerelease the games for that to be possible. Otherwise, you’d have a ton of newer fans looking at the characters like, “Who the hell are they?”.

...How exactly does that work, anyway? I thought Atlus deemed her non-canon.