I’m well aware of it’s late conversion to a Wii title, however Nintendo’s stance on as little options as possible is my point. Maybe someone liked the motion controls and would like to use the option that is very likely still built into the code they used. It’s not like the Wii remotes weren’t heavily used with WiiU…

I get it and all that this is their right to protect their copyrights but, do they even sell soundtracks for half these games anymore?

Better idea, remove lootboxes from games you buy. Insulting to have their hands out for the CHANCE to get better gameplay mechanics out of a lootbox or expecting people to pay to get around grind they put in.

This is exactly what I saw when reading his tweet and apology. I was DEEPLY confused what the issue was. I’m not happy with the current gun-laws but I in no way read this as “Guns are okay because they don’t kill half as much people as the flu does a day!”

I think it’s the opposite, his apology was quite nice but the majority of people getting angry over the apology didn’t like that he sounded smart in it. He should have had more emotion put into it and less well written words that he’s used to writing so, dumb it down and speak from the heart for all the easily upset…

I’m not sure why you’re angry at the tweet, he puts out this kinda data on a lot of topics but this one is important because it conflicts with anti-gun views? I don’t like the current laws much either but you’re getting mad at someone for doing what they’ve done since being on twitter.

I’d love Switch versions of Starflight, Road Rash, Mass Effect, Dead Space, and so on. But I wouldn’t trust them to do it right.

I’d argue the biggest cost is publisher interference. Something like Dead Space 1 and 2 were great games. In 3 EA made a lot of demands, forcing the devs to add in gunfights that didn’t fit, co-op, lose focus on the horror and worst of all microtransactions.

Stop perpetuating this myth.

Attacking the devs I don’t agree with, obviously but microtransactions and excusing them?

I wish Nintendo made decent controllers period for the Switch. Joycons with wonky sticks and a really bad dpad followed by the overpriced Pro controller with a bad dpad they haven’t fixed.

I got the Hori-Dpad joycon controller and can say it’s solid. No wireless or vibration but it lets me play platformers without that goofy set up that I tried since launch to get used to and hated every minute of it.

I know 3 people with Switch consoles and one by one all three of them got joycon drift.

Contact them, I’ve had them replace devices a year out of warranty, no question. Didn’t even want them to send the item I had problems with.

Ubisoft in one hand: Give us music to put into our game!

So you’re saying when they went from a black and white 8bit game with 151 uniquely drawn pokemon to lightly animated 2D pokemon then fully 3D fully animated 700+ pokemon there’s little difference?

Here’s a better strategy:

You’re assuming said person is actually observing and willing to accept social norms. Like I said I’m not defending what he did here, I’m actually quite angry but I do get the aspect of artists/musicians/engineers/scientists lacking basic social interactions and not grasping basics. It’s more common than you might…

I see where you’re coming from but I don’t fully agree. A lot of smart/creative people are anti-social or just not great at interacting with people because they spend most of their time working really hard, alone.

If he can copy paste the image, he can copy paste the damned credit.