How do the two "next gen handhelds" compare when it comes to the increasingly-important download battlefield? There’s all kinds of predictions out there that slowly but surely, digital downloads will become the dominant way for games to be made available. Having a robust and intuitive online portal will become more than a nice-to-have, it will be a necessity.
This image basically confirms that in Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon we will be seeing an alternate story. While it has been stated by Nintendo multiple times that this was the case, they were never really clear on it.
Why in fucks name did the designs for the mc make it through the planing stages of development? They are by far the worse thing pokemon have produced.
but...you customize your own characters now? l dont like that boys neck. holy shit it's about as strong as a twig
oh for sure. The franchise just shits on the male version more and more per new entry, lol
It's so weird being that the player base is 70/30 male you know. You would think that they would give the males a better choice selection.
Hey! Pikmin is brand new adventure set on the Nintendo 3DS as Captain Olimar's ship crash lands on a mysterious alien planet.
Every time I see 'released on Steam' my heart sinks. Why don't these guys release on GOG instead?
Beware Space Pirates. Beware Metroids. Samus Aran is back and she is locked & loaded.
Sounds like someone hates the 3DS. Actually, if I'm right, Nintendo is going to have their Coins system for achievements. And you don't even know what kinds of games will be available for download besides Virtual Console. They could be high quality games. And if you don't recall, when the PSP came out they didn't give out large memory cards with it either. The pack Sony sold at first came with a 32MB card. Nintendo isn't going to give someone a 16GB SD Card. If you want to download games then get yourself a big memory card.
This battle could turn out like snes vs genesis where the gamers are deviled 50/50 which is excellent because it's healthy competition & they both will work harder to please their audiences so it's a win/win for everybody in the end.