There’s a lot of skepticism in the VR market to begin with, and if you start with exclusives right out the gate, you’re going to isolate your already small audience and not allow VR as a whole to grow.

I'm officially calling amiibos as useless as the pad that shocks your abs into shape.

(that's not true, they did make decent Christmas tree ornaments)

I'd give anything to return to Big MT. Now THAT was dlc!

It's the people in these comments that don't see death threats as a problem that make me fear for the future of this world. You are the problem. Get over yourself and have a little empathy.

I blame Steam. It's too successful, so Valve doesn't need to make games anymore.

@DanZillaUK: You won't be crushed if you're damn good at stacking! XD

@Blk_Mage_Ctype: Actually, that doesn't sound half bad and I will be looking into the history. Though while that does sound like a decent movie, I can't see it being the "epic, sci-fi thriller" they're talking about. I'm worried we're going to have another Battleship on our hands...

Eighty Million!? For TETRIS!? Deadpool only got fifty eight million, and that was a movie worth seeing! The Hell Hollywood! Put it down, you're drunk.

"From the guys who betrayed your trust last time..."

Seriously, I'd change studio names, wear a fake mustache and just try to start fresh with the fans.

Dealing with Nintendo is like dealing with a Genie, you have to be very clear in the way you phrase your requests. “We want a new Animal Crossing!” Nintendo: Okay, here’s Happy Home Designer! “What? No. A NEW animal crossing!” Nintendo: Ah, right. Here’s AC Amiibo Festival! “Seriously? No. A new game, like the last handheld one.” Nintendo: Gotcha, here’s a smartphone app. *facepalm*