Very cool and all, but in truth I wish display manufacturers chased the refresh rate and latency dragon with a little more vigor. Even in “game mode” our family room display feels like jelly to play on. I’ve got a real old LG LED display in the game room that isn’t too bad, but they all get smoked by you’re average…

It’s okay, we didn’t need those newfangled comics anyways. Back in *MY* day, we had REAL webcomics! Like Bob and George, the Bad Boys of Computer Science, Bruno the Bandit, Adventurers!, Checkerboard Nightmare, and Doctor McNinja! And we couldn’t just log in to read them, like you lazy kids today! No, if we wanted to…

Quite a few comics haven’t updated this week. I’d guess they’re on break, maybe?

Is Life in Aggro gone? I know it wasn’t *particularly* popular, but I did enjoy the in-jokes and the nice art.

That’s actually how I noticed the error. I tried to enter “Don’t Feed the Monkeys” into the Steam search bar and got no results before I figured out what was up.

I’d only take issue if certain storefronts won’t show it if you use, “don’t” instead of “do not”.

I’m probably being really annoyingly nitpicky here, but the game’s title is actually “Do Not Feed The Monkeys”, not “Don’t Feed the Monkeys” as you have it in both the headline and the body of the article.

Nintendo is *really* inconsistent with what they actually manage to object to, when it comes to protecting the chil’uns on their platforms and all, at least by our Western standards. What they think is too spicy for the kids seems to differ at least a little from, say, what Disney would be okay with.

More like outing him.

Rude. 

There’s also that scene in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga where Luigi disguises himself as Peach to distract the bad guys.

the sorry Luigi isnt so much trolling bowser lovers as just reminding you that Luigi has become the japanese trope of the weird, effeminate, possibly gay character who would try to wear womens clothing. I forget when they started that personality for him, but its been there for a good while.

I’d like to think that it was intentional. Nintendo wants Princess Luigi to be a thing. 

I mean there's already a panel of Luigi being reluctant to give peach her dress back from one of the official comics so that horse has already left the barn. 

Luigi has a bit of a history disguising himself as Peach. It's happened in the Nintendo Power comics and in the Mario & Luigi series. Seems like they're just leaning into the implication that Luigi was not exactly reluctant to take on these missions.

I just pictured the whole Mario Party cast sloooowly turning on Luigi, who is frantically insisting that there was no reason to call him out specifically.

They didn’t ‘make Bowsette non-canon,’ Bowsette started as non-canon and Nintendo is officially calling you weird.

Glass houses, Nintendo...

Nintendo just opened a whole new can of worms with that apology to Luigi.

Luigi is a princess in his own right. He doesn’t need a crown to transform. This has proved nothing!

Very very impressive, this game always boggles my brain when its speedrun.

*note; to the people that eventually say `wow breaking the game isnt speedrunning its disgraceful cheating`, as they always do, go watch in-bounds portal 2 speedruns or something, it may be more to your taste. Games have plenty of categories for…