have fun! it's on switch or epic store

oh man good to know its finally out, been waiting to try this forever

Yea most of it has been deleted cause the women involved want to move on with their lives

Also do not blame you for not knowing lol, I'm up on it because I love drama

Oh man I didn't know anything about this guy

Context for those who didn't know, because I had to Google it: 2017 sexual harrassment controversy, I can't easily find a lot of info on this though

*taps mic*

Rick Nobinson

i shaved my head a few months back and now that its growing out its naturally formed a sort of nick robinson-style cowlick at the front and now every time i look at myself in the mirror im reminded of him

fuck nick robinson

oh is that what it was about? that game really was amazing!!

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool world

he was also wearing a jacket with a design similar to an iron cross in the video where he announced it

thank you

i cannot deny these opinions

Also, for those who thought Sans was too easy,

:^)

I hadn't thought about the market appeal like that (the need to make games longer.)

Re: Samus Returns, I liked the game a lot (but preferred AM2R -- I'm a big fan of Fusion and Zero Mission.) I gotta play Tropical Freeze eventually

Type I Metroid games have a classical gamestyle with classical items, with a focus on speedrunning and sequence breaking. Type II Metroid games are more linear, less speedrun-friendly, and far more story driven. They often feature different items and styles as compared to previous releases, and are far more experimental.

This is pretty much on the money. One thing though, I think "focus on speedrunning and sequence breaking" isn't exactly true, as Nintendo doesn't expect most players to get that deeply into the game that they specifically try to do those things. Instead, their compact and more open ended designs specifically allow for speedrunning and sequence breaking.

I think the reason that Type II style happened was a need to make the games longer, getting the most out of the limited assets of a gameboy game or adding padding to an expensive 3D title. I only time I really think this worked was Samus Returns, which broke the game into interesting chunks and put a lot of thought into keeping the combat fresh. I don't remember if you had an opinion on that game, I love SR.

In any case I think Nintendo is scared to release short games and has only recently gotten over it, though we'll see how Link's Awakening does.

Maybe it will be that Metroid Prime 4 will just be Metroid Prime 1 Two: Electric Boogaloo, because that's a really successful formula. Who knows?

I have no idea what the original version of MP4 was, but now that they've rebooted it the way they have I'm pretty sure that's what we're getting. It's not the same team that made the first Prime games working on it, most of them left after 3, but I can't imagine that Retro Studios would be involved if it would be some huge departure. I'm very pumped though, Tropical Freeze was so fucking good.

i suspect it will make me feel the same way which is why i have not started playing it yet... but i guess i should. i do love solitaire

it also has a dope solitaire minigame

the okami maps look so good in this

excited to get my wibbly wobbly ring

i kept having to double check that this was the actual nintendo youtube account and not some sort of parody

they're gonna put Suzy in smash sometime after the release of delta rune chapter 2

also: i love every depiction nintendo presents of dallas

esa is a spectacular game i love it

yeah i think it’s pretty perfect

i’m also seeing people already do fun things like using an obama mii with the outfit (no “helmet” so you see his face). it’s good