.....2/10.

Hoping this comes our way, since I really don't want to keep using batteries forever on my Wii-motes, plus I trust that with this being official, I won't have to worry about third-party chargers messing with the function of the Wii Remote - like it did for my earlier ones with its enhanced soul-sucking battery life.

Do you not know that the Wii U can use Wii Remotes and can boot into Wii mode, or are you just being facetious?

I see what you mean.

I forget the one with Sticker Star, but the one with Toshihiro was from the most recent Nintendo Direct on 5/17 (or SEGA Direct in Japan).

All hail Shadow.

I doubt that there's a presumption, though the Bayonetta 2 situation was quite hilarious to watch unfold.

Actually, it did.

http://kotaku.com/5988140/wii-u-…

Yep, they did!

Deal with it.

Sorry, I'm PC/Wii U/3DS.

Yes, that's Kappa from Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword.

Also, take heed in this fact - both Straight Right (Mass Effect 3) and Criterion (Most Wanted U) put in immense effort into their Wii U projects and they turned out pretty well.

I have no issues with the manga readers who are opposing the art style - they are more than entitled to their opinion since they have read the series and they have a right to oppose what's offered to them.

I was only against the idea that if an anime looks like Aku no Hana, that shouldn't be the grounds for it to be…

Well, consider the fact that you only watched the first episode.

I'm actually planning to watch Attack on Titan this weekend because of the hype.

The thing you have to realize is that Kasuga is pretty much the general wimpy guy here - he could fight back (if he actually could), but he's easily knocked back into submission, and can be easily manipulated.

Nakamura is an awesome character, and her antics keep me entertained each time I watch this show.

Interesting list, though the 3-episode rule should apply.

GET THE POWER! Nintendo Power!