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Well, semi-official in that it was a pitch by Rare developers that I'm pretty sure became Donkey Kong Country as they changed the concept more and more. I don't think Nintendo officially had anything to do with the book's production.

I used to play a lot of Wario in Project M, because I love a lot of the Wario Land-style moves they gave him in that game, like the overhand throw, the ground pound, the shoulder bash (of course), and even the Earthshake Punch from Shake It. I do still like him a lot more in Ultimate than in...

The rarity of minigames also makes a game of Mario Party 9/10 last much shorter, so if you want something to just sit down with for half an hour with a few people, it's a much better choice than regular Mario Party which tends to take a long time. Not nearly as strategic or skill-based, but a...

Nobody seems to argue that he's wrong, they just don't like the idea of naming it Wario Land. Seems pretty likely, especially considering it's clear that Mario doesn't win every time. Luigi is pretty clearly the protagonist of Mario Party 3's story mode if you look at the characters you...

Mick Foley apparently pushed really hard to get him inducted when he first heard of his condition, specifically in hopes that he could be inducted within the limited time he had left, but I guess the message didn't get through. At least he'll pretty much assuredly get a posthumous induction now.

I'm not a big fan of the sort of watered-down gameplay that Pokémon Let's Go has, but I can see why they did it from a marketing standpoint, getting people who really enjoyed Pokémon Go back into the series, and on the bright side, it seems to be touted as a spinoff rather than a mainline game...

One of my biggest faults, I find, is that I have a tendency to fall out of contact with friends and social groups eventually, basically just because I rarely have the willpower to start a dialogue. Actively interacting with people takes a lot out of me, to the point where I have problems forcing...

But he has so many redeeming factors! Like...cool victory music! And...about four moves that function differently! He's totally worthwhile!

I pulled out Kirby Super Star Ultra for the first time in a long while and pulled my old Gourmet Race record down from 44.0 to 41.37. I still see places where I can shave time off, so I'm hoping to cut it down to a 40.

I guess they figure that angry characters appeal more to American consumers? Even though it's Kirby. Like, the friendliest-looking character conceivable. I dunno, they consistently do it, so they must think it's worth doing for...some reason.

That's basically what I get out of it. The dresses are about equally similar, and while new Daisy has a different hairstyle (and one could make the argument of a more distinct face, although I'm seeing here that this may not be seen as a positive change), she's much less unique in her overall...

Yeah, it's excellent as a standalone game, but it felt a little disjointed as part of the series for some reason. Phoenix didn't really feel like Phoenix for most of the game, notably. I honestly haven't played past it because I'm awful with procrastinating, so I'm not sure how it contributes to...

I'd argue that modern Daisy's design is more derivative of Peach, since the most different part about Daisy's modern design is basically the hairstyle, where there are at least a few other things that separate the design from Peach in the 64 era. They still both end up pretty similar to Peach's...

They may take our lives! But they will never take,

I'm less familiar with the character of Oklahoma, but I think the idea behind people not liking that gimmick as much is that they saw it as insensitive towards JR's Bell's Palsy. Gillberg was basically an Bizarro version of Goldberg, making the unstoppable juggernaut into the most hilariously...