Ah yes. It's funny to instantly and without warning put a substantial percentage of your audience into their worst, most powerless moments.

Ooooh right. That's amazing.

I read that it was written with multiple concurrent views but I can't remember why. Carmack, anyway.

No argument there.

Okay can someone please explain why Facebook Messenger on my phone keeps saying it can't support gifs? Yes yes I'm an old man, but on the other hand what the fuck, fucking gifs? Are they devolving faster than Google?
(Also like, the gif feature built into Facebook Messenger itself. The longer I think about this problem, the more I think the app is just throwing the wrong error)

Just living in the moment.

I can't get the linked website to display the full comic on my phone, either in mobile mode or desktop view. Anyone have any luck? Maybe if I switched to landscape mode... Nope.
Weird. I can drag to pan around the preview under See Latest to see the whole thing but I can't see the one in the main view.
Well, it's not like they were getting any ad loads off me anyway.

It's because they also pulled one other aspect from previous handheld Zelda titles: not being able to get all the photos from Photo Mouse in Link's Awakening DX. Sometimes you just can't have it all.

1. take two Switches

I can't tell if you're being facetious but the only downside to Minish Cap was the Gacha system, where they developed only the bad parts of the Oracle games' Gacha seed system and turned it into a chore that gated 100% completion.
Aside from that, it was a charming addition to the franchise.

I haven't played Four Swords GBA or the Link to the Past port but Four Swords on the GameCube with the GBA cables was a very solid couch co-op game.
Maybe not totally in-line with the spirit of the series but still very good on its own.

Yes.
That's the list of things I know I should be doing but can't.

They have no gorm

This article is part of their marketing strategy.

No ghost cats?

Pokémon Tretta runs Gnome??

But that's illegal!

MAGI MOTHERFUCKING NATION
It had every right to take over the monster catching market back in the early 2000s. Cartoon, GBC game, trading card game, they had it all, and they wrapped it in a super cool dark comic fantasy setting with actual plot and raised the target audience by a couple years to grow along with the kids who were all crazy about Pokémon.
Well, the trading card game just had a successful crowdfunding campaign and THIS GUY just bought a bunch of the old cards to introduce my kids to the world.

I'm in the same boat.
"OH MAN THIS IS SO COol I can't wait for the rest of the content oh it turns out I can"

I mean...

Oh yeah that's chunky