The most bewildering thing about the HM2 complaints is they act like there's any punishment for failure. You just press "R" and try again. The music should be loud and your blood should be pumping while stringing kills together and when you die, press "R", and string the deaths together again. It's just so fun I don't understand the complaints
>people off screen can kill you
No one is supposed to be no-death'ing a HM game. You're going to die and when some cunt off screen kills you, you try again knowing some cunt is off screen over there and then you can kill him from afar or bait him to approach.
Why is getting good so controversial? When did trying become passé?
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>>720476131
I’m not seeing any, but they are putting a lot of emphasis on the bike
I’m not seeing any, but they are putting a lot of emphasis on the bike
New 3D Mario game chances?
>>720203812
>Nintendo shits down the throat of another retarded piratefag
Why am I supposed to be mad about this?
>Nintendo shits down the throat of another retarded piratefag
Why am I supposed to be mad about this?
>>715534797
lol lmao
lol lmao
>>714324237
It's legit lasted years longer than my old G302, zero issues. I cannot justify spending more on a mouse.
It's legit lasted years longer than my old G302, zero issues. I cannot justify spending more on a mouse.
>>713799675
We got nothing. See you in September
We got nothing. See you in September
>>712936512
They want the Minecraft/Roblox/Fortnite audience that captured gen alpha and younger gen z kiddos, but fail to understand WHY those games captured so many kids - and it's because all of those games incorporate consumer strategies that are inherently antithetical to Nintendo's business values.
All of these games are massive hits because their devs:
>Willingly embraced the modding and content creator scenes of their community, ranging from all ages
>Formed massive crossover deals with multiple IPs for FOMO events, content updates or free advertising
>Made their games inherently F2P and multiplat from the get-go, don't require a gimmicky console to play or purchase
Nintendo is far too stuck up their old, prideful boomer CEO asses in these regards, and until they do - younger generations will gradually lose interest in their properties as a whole. Either they get with the times or expand outside of their general target demographic as a purely "family-friendly" company.
They want the Minecraft/Roblox/Fortnite audience that captured gen alpha and younger gen z kiddos, but fail to understand WHY those games captured so many kids - and it's because all of those games incorporate consumer strategies that are inherently antithetical to Nintendo's business values.
All of these games are massive hits because their devs:
>Willingly embraced the modding and content creator scenes of their community, ranging from all ages
>Formed massive crossover deals with multiple IPs for FOMO events, content updates or free advertising
>Made their games inherently F2P and multiplat from the get-go, don't require a gimmicky console to play or purchase
Nintendo is far too stuck up their old, prideful boomer CEO asses in these regards, and until they do - younger generations will gradually lose interest in their properties as a whole. Either they get with the times or expand outside of their general target demographic as a purely "family-friendly" company.