Yes I have, and no it isn't.

Supergirl has not been this way forever. She is not supposed to have the same origin story or day job that Superman has. She's not even Kryptonian in some of her incarnations, and she certainly doesn't take on "female Clark Kent" as her secret identity.

That's exactly the problem. Instead of DC giving a female character an identity of her own, they just made her "Superman, but a girl." Even as a superhero a woman can't have any identity outside of her male counterpart.

Yep. I got about one minute into that trailer before tuning out.

It's not that I can't see why he's likable. I just can't see how the minor things that make him likable aren't outweighed by the anti-consumer decisions that NOA has made under his leadership.

See, stay away from the business arguments. Meme pics and snarky insults are clearly more your speed.

Good. When you're done, you should put it in an envelope, put a stamp on it, address it to Nintendo of America, and then shove it up your ass.

Bitter about what? I don't even play any of the games in question or have any skin in the game either way. I'm just pointing out facts. Something you seem to have in short supply.

If that's what you think I said then it's no wonder you're incoherent. You don't even understand basic English.

There it is again. That content-free, oblivious slinking away, without even the self-awareness to understand that your "argument" has been dismantled and you've made yourself look like a fool.

People were touting the "Reggilution" from his first E3 appearance, and I've never gotten it. As you say, he's, at best, a competent COO. I don't know why he's any more celebrated than Steve Ballmer or Kaz Hirai or any other executive. Especially when he's made some business decisions (or approved decisions of other…

Currently in development. Prior to that, I worked in merchandising. Not that it matters, anyone with basic business understanding can easily see what I've pointed out. It's been discussed on this very website multiple times.

And yet somehow you do? Please. You're a typical fanboy, and you're mad because I was critical of your crush. Rather than dispute my criticisms with facts you just keep replying with variations of "you don't know what you're talking about" as though you yourself do (it's clear you do not).

I've never seen anything that indicates he has any more passion for his work than anyone else. He does the same PR tours that Steve Ballmer or Kaz Hirai do. It's PR, plain and simple. He's a salesman, and that's fine, but why would you worship a salesman?

Then get your uncle to explain the industry to you, because so far you have no idea what you're talking about.

Ah, yes. The ol' "smug reply with no content." It's like slinking off with your tail between your legs, except for people too oblivious to understand that they've failed.

I work in the games industry. I'm perfectly familiar with how it works. One day you'll graduate high school and get some real experience under your belt, and you'll know then not to spout bullshit about things you don't understand.

Marketing only sells things that are actually in the country to be sold (and let's be real: no one is buying Smash Bros. because Reggie told them to).

Twilight Zone/Outer Limits/Goosebumps already did it.

Nintendo of America stopped them from coming over initially, so yes.