Fucking idiots. First Logan Paul and now this. Why do they have to ruin the experience for those of us that actually try to be respectful?

Fatter pockets in the short-term, perhaps. But what do they do when people eventually see mobile games for the scam they are and they fizzle out? Mobile devs can’t keep this up forever. Customers will only take so much bullshit. The Game Crash of ‘83 was living proof of this.

Fair enough, but they’d be throwing away a gold mine.

The comment section right now:

...It could also mean he knows the secret to maximizing profits WITHOUT being a dick your customers like Miyamoto did. I don’t wanna say they’re incapable of doing wrong, but come on guys. Nintendo’s had some of their best ideas in history in the past year alone! At least attempt to be optimistic!

Hey now. Don’t be a dick. There’s no need to spit in the grave.

Tokyo Mirage Sessions says hi!

Gotta say, I wasn’t crazy about Kimishima when he was introduced, but to his credit, he did an exceptional job recovering Nintendo from the Wii U era, and the fact that he has the humility to pass the torch to someone that understands the customers better actually makes me respect him a little more.

Darn. I was hoping to get the juicy details on Riku’s personal life.

The thing is though, crunch IS the problem. Especially when history has proven that studios that DON’T crunch make more money than those that do, and everyone is happier for it. Employees and employers don’t have to be enemies, yet people like you insist on making it that way because compromise is impossible, am I…

I highly doubt Hitler was on their mind either, but that’s neither here nor there. The point is, we need to stop justifying murder. Calling a man a “Nazi” makes it appear as if he was brainwashed and had no idea what he was doing. It’s exactly the same as saying “the Devil made me do it!”; it gives him a scapegoat,…

The dancing games are always 100% pure unfiltered fanservice

Easy. If it doesn’t improve after the first 2.5 hours, I drop it on the spot. Two hours should be more than sufficient for any game to get you past the tutorial and into the core story and gameplay.

Don’t forget the souvenirs! $5 for torches and $6 for pitchforks! We also offer the “extra rusty” variety for a mere additional $1.50.

I’ll take “Oversimplifying the Argument” for 500, Alex.

Meanwhile, America hasn’t even made it to 3. :/

This would fit right in with Warioware. All it’s missing is an endless mode.

KH3 has only been in development for five years; which is fairly typical for a game of its scale. The earliest it was announced was in 2013. You are complaining about a promise that was never made.

Can someone explain the technical stuff? I’m a bit lost on how the game can take inputs from Twitch; much less from 500 people simultaneously. :/

1. Users are OS dependent. You only need a Nintendo account if you plan on using the services.