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Correct, there hasn't been a reason since the good old 360 to put up with microsoft in the first place.

If everyone do it, it's a valid "strategy". Just like fainting to use a red shell by yelling so your friends by reflex use up the feather they kept as protection 👍

Using the appropriate hashtags and hope nintendo notices a bunch of people not happy about the change on their social networks (and not being rude about it) is probably the best way.

The gap between the popular games compared to the ones just a little less popular is large.

Now playing scizzie - aquatic ambience

It's just people making fun of it's peculiar design... just like you did with duke😄
it's hardly the only ones getting that, remember the PS3 boomerang controller?

And even that I don't think it happened until the redesigned model and I certainly never heard of anyone saying "great station".

It's just my own theory but i think bloodborne being a co-production was probably one big miracle from that particular time and also the curse why it will never get a sequel or even a port because It would be difficult for all party involved to find a common ground to keep at it and/or support it.

Chances are good they are already around you because very few people only frequent exclusively one site and nothing else.

The Schrodinger stick, will it drift, will it not drift who know until they experience it. Would have been nice if they specified they worked on a solution to this problem at the very least.

Maybe but I don't really think it's completely a negative thing, i like people to enjoy things because they enjoy them, not purely out of loyalty to a brand or an IP and fans often fall in the later.

People are also quick to dismiss all the additional cost of "modern" gaming like online membership fees and dlcs.

I give your troll post a 5/10 at best 😄

moving to Vietnam took about 4 years, i think that's a credible timeline, not to mention there was some other thing factored in like cheap labor.

Nobody like a price increase that's always how it is. but once again your vision is a bit biased by people owning ton of games, the real average gamer don't purchase more than 5-6 games a year.

I'm sure some people out there do that but it's far cry from "Y'all", also nobody is demonizing anyone the article is just asking the question and trying to answer it, it's a decent read and you probably should do that before being annoyed/angry ☺️

Totally understandable, I can only be watching so many of them myself.

IT'S PIKACHU!

Kinda miss home. When you put aside the commercial aspect of it, it was a great way to find other like minded players and to feel you were part of a community.

Comme chaque Nintendo directe depuis au moins trois ans maintenant 🤭

I don't know, maybe it's different from places to places but to me it is a more recent trend that started somewhere in the mid '00

Nuanced? It's just more of the same except this time it will be with your approbation 🤭

I don't know why, if they are gamers it's because they found enjoyment elsewhere in the hobby and that's that.

I'm not super optimistic about it, I think it will probably rely heavily on the switch 1 library during the first year. Many people forgot breath of the wild, mario kart 8 and bayonetta were already ports from the Wii U on that list.

Nintendo will sooner pass on the additional cost to the consumers rather than not release it in the US if it get to that point...

It will be another one of these windows handheld and there are already too many of them on the market. the price would need to really attractive but I can't even imagine it will be "smaller" when you already need a beefy machine to play all MS recent release.

That was the name of the game I was looking for, thanks!

I don't really know if we can say video games in general are flopping when monster hunter wilds sold 8M in 3 days alone.
You need to provide examples of what you consider a flop.

Recent games have resolutions the current switch isn't able to output so I feel that's the way BC will work with switch 1 games but obviously not all of them will have it.

Nowadays we have plethora of indie games that aren't forced into modern improvements and are (relatively) free to do whatever they want.
If anything I think the modernization and growth of the industry allow more creative and not as creative content to exist compared to back in the days.