Probably the actions once the game has started.

Mapped mouse movements are really interesting. I wonder if companies ever map this on a regular consumer's usage to determine things like unnecessary mouse movements or to better organize UI features in menus.

Silence is key.

I want to love Zelda, but I'm just so awful with her. There are a few character that don't mesh with my playstyle, and I'm too stuck in my to alter for them.

I fair pretty well when I play Link against Ness (his projectiles can stop the PK Thunder recovery as well).

It was the same with Little Mac right out of the gate. People lost their minds saying that he was insanely unfair, but I don't hear that cry anymore. Just learn to adapt.

I like that you mentioned that it's easy to get around Ness. I agree that everyone uses the same strategy, my only minor gripe was that Ness seemed a bit more powerful and concise (especially his PK Thunder). Although I'm still able to combat him equally, maybe it's just the minor tweaks to an original character…

I haven't actually fought too many Diddy's online (I guess I'm lucky).

I'd like my kids to believe in Santa.

I love seeing the workstations of these people. Some of them are so neat and orderly, others have things strewn about.

I like to think that I'm a decent Photoshop user... and like you, I see this incredible stuff done in the same application. Then I think I'm a decent amateur Photoshop user.

I've got the older version of the Performance Mouse MX (mine is a lighter grey and labeled Performance Laser), and I've had it since college (about 7-8 years ago).

I've got the older version of the Performance Mouse MX (mine is a lighter grey and labeled Performance Laser), and…

I like to use my amiibo in Super Smash Bros. (honestly haven't even tried anything with Mario Kart 8 yet). I think they appeal to different people for different reasons.

Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 was the pinnacle for me. Every game since then has left me wanting more.

I tried out the Nuzlocke challenge with Pokemon HeartGold back in May. Absolute blast and made the game much harder and also more intimate.

I did a Nuzlocke run for HeartGold earlier this year, and it was pretty fun. Also sad when you lose some Pokemon.

Honestly for me, the PS4's OS is the weakest, only because I know where they're coming from on the PS3.

Interesting, as I wasn't really a fan of Connor.

I loved Ezio in all three games, and I wasn't disappointed at all that he was the character that received the most input.

ACIII had so much going for it, but it just came across as okay.