I mean, the easiest answer in-universe is, of course, that it’s magic. Because the Sorting Hat is magic, it can go deeper than a personality quiz can in real life, and sort you not only based on the current state of your personality, but in ways that one could only conceive of by magical means. We’re never given a…

Why is the movie inconsistent because the animated series based on the movie didn’t match it? If anything, it’s the cartoon that’s inconsistent, if we have to name one that is. I don’t have a horse in this race though.

Did you watch the video?

Yeah, we all “got” the reference. It’s just that the thing you were saying by making said reference wasn’t true.

Generally speaking, consoles are often sold with a very small profit margin, at least at first. It’s very possible that the extra $45 could push it to a loss.

It definitely seems much more reliant on the people playing it to make it fun than lots of other games I’ve seen, but yeah. I was torn between it and Bomberman for a multiplayer game when I got the Switch at launch. After watching videos of both, I decided to get Fast RMX.

I expected something like Wii Sports too. That’s why I didn’t buy it. Wii Sports had no business being $50 (which is why it wasn’t), and from the looks of it neither does this. Don’t get me wrong, I’m interested to play it. I’m going to wait until it’s under $20.

The commenter I was responding to was alleging that the actual attach rate might be under 90%, which is a difference of at least 294,000 from the total number of copies of Zelda that have been sold.

You think 300,000 people bought multiple copies of the game?

I mean, there’s kind of an entire article after that one sentence, so I think he did say more than that...

I thought I’d read somewhere that these figures are physical copies only, and exclude eShop purchases. Could be wrong, though.

Nintendo actually announced a Zelda escape room last year, so you’re not far off#

You should probably add Fast RMX to the “March 3" category, seeing as you literally have a picture at the top of the article of the game for sale now.

I’ll use the browser on my Wii U every once in a while to pull up guitar tabs on my TV. I can connect my laptop via HDMI, but the Wii U has a much easier control just for scrolling down the page as I play a song.

Not sure which games were originally announced, but there are twenty-something arcade games on the Wii Virtual Console in the three years following their initial release.

So are they going to rename the first one “The Next to the Last of Us” orrrr?

But like, if it’s 2PM in real life while I’m playing, in which game is it actually 2PM. I feel like, the reason for having a day-night cycle that runs off the system’s internal clock is so that timed events can match the time in real life. If you’re going to intentionally warp that time so that it DOESN’T match…

I don’t think it’s “suppressing things rather than fixing things.” Yes, it’s frustrating that they’ve removed the tracking feature entirely, but it seems pretty obvious that that’s just a temporary thing, until they can actually get it working correctly. The main issue isn’t that the tracking feature is gone for now,…

I play with my son, and he loves it. He likes playing the playsets, or just running around a destroying stuff in Toy Box mode. I got really excited by the more obscure stuff they’d put in the game (the alternate costumes for characters, the Darkwing Duck power discs), and it always seemed like there was a lot of…

I liked it a lot more from a conceptual standpoint than I did as an actual tangible product. There was a lot of potential there, but a lot of it wasn’t realized in any of the actual games.