Victory.IsMyDestinySSB4
Smash Journeyman
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Let's just go with the universal humor. You all smell Fawful.
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No no, that's not it at all....You're just realising this?
Hah, fair enough. It is the most reasonable explanation indeed.No no, that's not it at all.
It's just the reasonable explanation for a situation like this that I've stuck with since day one.
Someone else mentioned the same thing at a different website. At least my Breath of the Wild pre-order is for the Wii U version, so I don't have to worry about that special edition stuff.Aaaaaaaaand my pre-order for the special edition of Breath of the Wild just got canceled. Honestly, I just wish Nintendo wouldn't do stupid **** like this and would just release the damn game by itself. It's better if everyone can just get a normal copy of the game rather than pull this lottery crap with special editions.
Call it the F button.So may I ask you a rather strange question, that is completely unrelated to anything that is currently happening.
If we were to add a fifth face button to, let's say a Gamecube controller, since the button placing allows it, what should that button be called?
It cant be A, B, X or Y for obvious reasons, and it can not be even Z, since it's Gamecube controller. And what I just recently realized is that the C in the C-stick is just the letter C, that comes after A and B, and it does not stand for something like control stick. So it can not be C either.
And if we want to nitpick, it can't be D either, since the controller has a D-pad. And the W button would be bothersome to say aloud when explaining.
Probably the crying-laughing emoji button?
I wish to inquire your source.Unfortunately, Breath of the Wild is delayed again for another year.
His uncle works at Nintendo, obviously.I wish to inquire your source.
Why don't people admit they have no friends or relatives who work for Nintendo, like I admitted a few days ago? It's not that hard, really. (Maybe admit isn't the right term in my case, since I'm not dumb enough to say my uncle works for Nintendo)His uncle works at Nintendo, obviously.
...It was a joke. >_>Why don't people admit they have no friends or relatives who work for Nintendo, like I admitted a few days ago? It's not that hard, really. (Maybe admit isn't the right term in my case, since I'm not dumb enough to say my uncle works for Nintendo)
Realtalk though: If what Bowserlick says is true, it was probably reffering to the Wii U version. Andre from GameXplain already has a copy of Breath of the Wild for the Switch, so I think that would be the only case. I'm still waiting to inquire his source though.
Then why am I not chortling?...It was a joke. >_>
Because as you yourself said. you don't like Fawful.Then why am I not chortling?
Ah ha, ah ha ha, (BUZZER)!!!!Because as you yourself said. you don't like Fawful.
If it weren't against the rules, I would have replied with a simple "wut".Ah ha, ah ha ha, (BUZZER)!!!!
The answer: Going to a Nintendo related forum and saying something about an unreleased title whether it's true or not, then saying "I know this because my friend/family member works for Nintendo" in attempt to get credibility for it is not funny anymore. I don't even think it was ever funny to begin with either.
Honestly, It's not that hard. I have no friends or family who work for Nintendo, and I'm willing to admit it. What's are the chances that a baseball boy from Minnesota knows someone who works for Nintendo anyway?
If you find the hidden pipe in Breath of the Wild and jump inside, you will be able to play a level of Super Mario Odyssey as Link.
Probably.If I recall correctly, I think another reason why the Wii U version of Yooka-Laylee got cancelled may be performance related. It's always possible that the Wii U could not fully support Yooka-Laylee's features.
Lucky for you then, since I'll pretty much be holding off on the Nintendo Switch.But I'm not complaining. It's just more for me and my fiancee to enjoy over the summer.
It's not that's great. She's picking up her preordered console we'e going to share on Friday, and her parents made her promise not to use it until she and I are both off for summer break.Lucky for you then, since I'll pretty much be holding off on the Nintendo Switch.
I still don't believe it was performance issues. If they could port it to Xbox One, PS4, Windows, Mac and even Linux, then no, I can't believe they had trouble porting it to the Wii U.If I recall correctly, I think another reason why the Wii U version of Yooka-Laylee got cancelled may be performance related. It's always possible that the Wii U could not fully support Yooka-Laylee's features.
Whatever the reason, I guess I'll have to hold off on Yooka-Laylee until the day I finally decide to pick up the Nintendo Switch. However, the amount of money that you need to spend does hurt, since I typically don't carry enough money to buy things that cost more than $200.I still don't believe it was performance issues. If they could port it to Xbox One, PS4, Windows, Mac and even Linux, then no, I can't believe they had trouble porting it to the Wii U.
It was a purely financial decision.
I assume buying it on Steam isn't an option for you?Whatever the reason, I guess I'll have to hold off on Yooka-Laylee until the day I finally decide to pick up the Nintendo Switch. However, the amount of money that you need to spend does hurt, since I typically don't carry enough money to buy things that cost more than $200.
I don't know what you mean there?I assume buying it on Steam isn't an option for you?
I mean, instead of waiting for the Switch version, you could buy the PC version on Steam.I don't know what you mean there?