Mikey the Moblin
if I had a nickel for every time I ran out of spac
VR is just a novelty anyway it's not a real way to play
What if Nintendo decided to go VR... how could they do it?
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RamboBambiBambo
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Did I stutter?
Zelda teaches kids Courage and makes them an unlikely hero.
So does Dead Space.
Pokemon is all about adventure in a monster world.
So is Silent Hill.
Mario is about fighting insurmountable odds.
So is Halo.
Metroid is about being in space with aliens.
So is Alien Isolation.
Spoken like someone who hasn't played Half-Life Alyx.
what are you playing at
RamboBambiBambo
RamboBambiBamboBingoBongoBoiyo
I am playing at home.
On my videogame toy.
Wondering when MarioKart VR and Zelda VR and Metroid VR will eventually be a thing.
Link&Midna
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"Shrek and 50 Shades of Grey are both about unconventional love and self discovery, they must both be for kids as the random takaway I said is a good thing for kids to learn"
Mario has letters in his name.
So does the Zodiac Killer.
Coincidence? I think NOT.
So does the Zodiac Killer.
Coincidence? I think NOT.
RamboBambiBambo
RamboBambiBamboBingoBongoBoiyo
One is a chapter book and one is a movie.
Chapter books aren't for kids and movies can be.
Shrek is for all.
50SoG is for middle-aged women.
Videogames are toys.
Toys are for all.
Nice try.
Here are just a few results when looking up “childrens chapter books” on google
Gorozoron
wild ride
Thought that was this worm wearing a cap for a second.
and um um um yeah Nintendo should make a realistic VR worm sim.
RamboBambiBambo
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I said kids.
Not Tweens.
You’re really grasping at straws here
RamboBambiBambo
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There is a distinct difference between Kids and Tweens.
The first is a child and is playful, full of whimsy and wonder.
The other is transitioning from child to teenager and their cringe-levels amplify as they suddenly begin to think they are an adult and that their actions lack consequences, that they have suddenly the power to challenge god only to realize that they are beaten by the alphabet mixing with their math equations.
No straws being grasped at.
Two very distinct dichotomies.
Buddy, I first read Diary of a Wimpy kid when I was 8. I distinctly remember seeing people who were younger than me reading it too. They’re the same damn thing.
RamboBambiBambo
RamboBambiBamboBingoBongoBoiyo
YOU HEATHEN !!!!
YOU SCOUNDREL !!!!
HAVE YOU NO RESPECT FOR THE SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR AND IT'S COMMANDMANTS!??!?
Link&Midna
K-Dawg
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Actually, both are books and both are movies.
Objectively wrong. I can think of many, books by Bill Wallace, John R Erikson ect. Not every book ever, but it's still a common thing.
Not necessarily.
Again, not necessarily. Some toys are designed for toddlers and them only. Others are for adults and adults only. Why would you ever think this?