You know if the teams/tournament holders were really savvy they’d look into recording their competitions and licensing the footage out to companies like Netflix.

I see a little bit of Mega man X’s influence at 6:03 - 6:04 (The way Mario can now do a wall grip-slide.

I remember that and the many Mine Craft clones that used them.

Writers get residuals* too right? They’re not out of the woods yet they’ve just swapped one neck for another.

You can say that OpenIV has nothing to do with online, but clearly Take Two and R* believes there is something in their code which makes it easier for other modders to create cheat tools to use online.

When I first heard about Super Mario Odyssey, I also saw it being compared on twitter with GTA 3.

Is there a way to use the extra sd card slot for game save data/expanded game memory and not just photos?

And its not just another singleplayer device you can actually do multiplayer on the go on the same device.

I think I recall a kotaku reporter did the same thing to solve that ball navigation maze. They just flipped it upside down onto its back.

ARMs has dual motion controls as an optional control scheme but even there you could use a Switch Pro Controller (or the joycons combined with a grip), the joycons attached to the switch(in handheld mode)  ,or a single joycon halve controller facing it.

I stick with the Switch Pro the whole time it also has motion controls built into it.

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To be fair you could drop buildings in the 3d 3rd person openworld game Mercenaries and I don’t recall that game requiring the cloud to compute the destruction, and that was released back on the original Xbox(I’d call it the Xbox One but... well... :D).

Not all of us got a chance to play Seiken 3 though. And atleast if they re-released Secret of Evermore on the eshop, you’d still get your game.

So the fact that its Jade Raymond’s studio EA Motive that is making the new Star Wars Battlefront II doesn’t excite you?

I would kill for Secret of Evermore.

Assuming that they don’t take the lazy way out and swap out Seiken 3, and just give us Secret of Evermore.

Correct me if I’m wrong but wasn’t the Nintendo Revolution also codenamed the Dolphin? Or are we talking about the N64 and not the Gamecube.

You are obviously the wrong audience for this story.

Sorry I did not see your post before I posted mine. But in retrospect I think its obvious where the logo designer got their “inspiration” from.