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It greatly amuses my cold, dead heart to learn so many of you Bombcast listeners are food snobs. Getting on a high horse about pizza must feel amazing.

Look at all the olds yelling at the kids on their lawns. Wow.

(Note: I am an old.)

@unastrike Re: MUA3 -- You should be trying for synergies in combat when available, and individual abilities when not. Light/heavy attacks should be reserved for building your energy back up. Combat feels a lot less button-mashy that way. And spam the hell out of the dodge! It's a lifesaver.

EDIT: Also, are people here really that surprised that traditions differ from one region to another? Where I'm from, "pig in a blanket" is a hot dog wiener baked in dough (usually biscuit). I'm not losing my mind because it's something else in other areas of the world. I just wanna try the others--gimme that food!

@ryan3370: Okay dad.

There's a lot more depth to this game than what you guys show in this video. A LOT. This is...kinda sad.

I feel like if fruity booze is your thing and you're inclined to go the malt liquor route you're better off with MD 20/20. If you're gonna fuck your shit up, do it right!

If you ask for a pig in a blanket in my home state of WV you'll get a hot dog wrapped with biscuit dough (baked, of course). We fancy.

Jeff's idea of "easy" is...not that. You're a cruel bastard, my man.

@kevinski: That's been my strategy so far. Sadly I'm far from drowning in fun levels. :/

I'm with you on the Joy Con front. For me though it's not so much the D-Pad (although I'm not fond of it) but rather the face buttons. They're so tiny and weak I feel like my gorilla hands are going to break them.