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Games / Re: Nintendo introduces New 2DS XL
« on: May 01, 2017, 01:15:35 PM »
Well I'm just gonna have to guess it's finishing touches.

Btw if you look you can find some neat games on the store, Snipperclips, MK8D, Fast RMX, Lego City Undercover, that one party game and more.
I will have to give the Switch catalogue a good look, as I mostly got the Switch for BOTW and have been heavily invested in that. But obviously I want to do more with my Switch.

I'm hesistant to buy digitally though as my experience with the 3DS eShop was that it was always much more expensive than buying physical copies if I shopped around.

Mario Kart is top on my list currently though.

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Games / Re: Nintendo introduces New 2DS XL
« on: May 01, 2017, 12:26:40 PM »
Dooble I'm pretty sure there will be a web browser, they already have one that you can kind of use but not for searching up anything you want.
I imagine they'll bring one out, but for the life of me I can't understand why it didn't launch with one.
Every other games console out at the moment has one, including the 3DS, so there's no reason why the Switch shouldn't have had one.

I only have LoZ:BOTW and 1-2-Switch, so I have very little else to do on my Switch if it currently doesn't have the web, or Netflix or YouTube. Nintendo should want me on the Switch as much as possible, rather than me picking up my phone.

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Games / Re: Nintendo introduces New 2DS XL
« on: May 01, 2017, 09:39:50 AM »
A hell of a lot better than the stupid non-folding design
I thought the non-folding design of the 2DS was a large part of its point.
Wasn't it designed for kids who had a habit of snapping the hinges of their SP/DS/3DS? I recall hearing praise for that feature when the 2DS was announced.


Anyway, I'm not at all surprised by this, even with the Switch out. The switch is massive and the joycons joysticks are awkwardly protrusive. It's very uncomfortable to have in your pockets, unless you're wearing some deep pocketed cargo shorts and want to wear a belt for the weight of the Switch.
Plus the Switch has a fairly short battery life and has more draining games than the 3DS.
Also, the Switch is £300 so there's not a chance in hell that I'm going to risk carrying it around with me where I can drop it or knock it. Parents of young kids aren't going to buy them as a carry-around handheld either.

Plus, the 3DS has the benefit of a large group of developers attached to making smaller less intensive games for a handheld console.
The 3DS also has stylus support which to be honest is the best aspect of the DS/3DS family, and gives us all the puzzle/drawing games which no other consoles do (Switch included).

And I'm just very thankful that the 3DS/2DS has a web browser and notepad feature, because it's very helpful for puzzle games or quickly looking up how to evolve a pokemon. Switch needs a web browser.

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I hope they send Mr. Antifa straight to prison.

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As much as it looks like grimlock is just firing at random people he hates, you have to remember that the person doing this is someone who has had issues with both Tony and Thot patrol
Oh, so only like almost anyone those people interact with.

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I'm ready to fight Ganon, I think, but I have a bunch of things I want to do first.

I've defeated all 4 beasts, experienced all memories, and have the Master Sword.

I want to complete all shrines (on 75ish), upgrade my Knights Armour, Guardian Armour, and my Hero's Tunic fully, find the Hylian Shield, and complete a few more of my sidequests.

I've no idea how long this will take me though.

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i beat the game and i just now figured out you can buy a house
Did you know about building the town?

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You can sell the heart containers?
My life is a lie
Go to Hateno Village and speak to a little boy near the entrance who will lead you to a posessed goddess statue (just below the big flag mound).
The statue will take a heart/stamina container from you for 100 rupees. Then it charges you like 125 to respend it where you want.

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I would assume this would put Turkey further away from becoming an EU member, but then again these days, who knows?

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Off Topic / Re: How do i survive 5days in london?
« on: April 16, 2017, 10:56:14 AM »
Well I'm not sure if Americans say this, but other than a time-keeping device, clock means to sorta "notice" something, so if you notice something, you clock it.
Then what it does it mean when I say that I'm gonna clock you right in your jaw??

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Off Topic / Re: How do i survive 5days in london?
« on: April 16, 2017, 10:01:22 AM »
Step one; Don't buy things that you'd expect to be cheap, because they'll cost you an arm and a leg. If possible, bring enough water to last the entire stay with you or you'll go bankrupt buying bottles of the stuff in that god forsaken tourist trap
You don't need to buy water when you can just drink out of the fountains at Trafalgar Square.

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Off Topic / Re: How do i survive 5days in london?
« on: April 16, 2017, 08:51:23 AM »
Most places accept Visa and Mastercard.
You can carry cash, but its best not to carry too much with you. London is pretty safe, but like all capital cities, it does have its pickpockets.

Bear in mind that if you're not spending a significant amount in a transaction (say less than £5-10) then some smaller shops may charge you to use your card.

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I'd have thought that Historical Epics were more my thing, but to be honest I find them difficult to get into.

You either have the old true Epics, like Lawrence of Arabia, Spartacus or Cleopatra, which are so long and massive that they're frightfully boring and you only look forward to that one big action scene with 3000 extras that you can supposedly see someone get actually stabbed in.

Or, you get the more modern films that have much smaller budgets and are juicier shorter films, but they grossly mispresent the history in favour of the time limit or the ease of the script.


Whereas Romcoms do include some complete trite, and you can play bingo with the cliches of the genre, but they are pretty harmless and can give a good laugh.
I'm less likely to fail to finish a romcom, or come out with a long list of how inaccurate it is. So I guess I have to choose Romcom.

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you are gay
you are super gay
Are you telling me this isn't the ultimate human form?!

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if a boy likes boys with vaginas, is he gay?

yes, yes he is
What if you like boys who are like a Ken doll downstairs?

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