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Super Citizen Kane is obviously the best choice.

Hmm... I'm using a 32 GB card, and I was planning on getting the XL Zelda bundle... but I think that just comes with a download code for the game, so I guess if I just use the transfer utility before doing anything else, I should be OK.

Every time you go to the plaza gate, it will reset the tags. You don't have to play the games in between; you'll just miss the opportunity to use those Miis in them when you greet the next set.

Cool, thanks.

I'm thinking of upgrading to an XL. Can anybody confirm whether the process of transferring stuff from one 3DS to another includes saves for downloaded games? I didn't buy the cartridge version of Animal Crossing and I want to make sure I won't lose my town. (I seem to recall that when I moved my DSiWare software to my 3DS, the saves didn't go with it.)

Nothing to see here.

Oh man, I totally agree. I feel like if I were just reading the scripts for that podcast there might be some moderately amusing stuff in there, but that wacky voice just completely ruins it for me. It just sounds like a dorky young guy trying to put on a spooky voice.

YASD

I have no idea why the shopkeepers spontaneously freaked out. Fuck those guys.

I made a lot of dumb mistakes in this one. The death is kind of funny though.

I should have just gone in the dang door.

This one isn't worth watching unless it's to laugh at how often I manage to hit myself with my own projectiles.

I was doing OK until I got to the restless dead level and didn't know what to do. (This was also my first attempt at recording, so please ignore the dead time at the beginning, the point where the game lost focus for some reason and I had to alt-tab back in, and the not realizing the mic was on by default.)

I think so. When you boot into Wii mode, I believe it has its own shop channel and you can buy stuff through that if you want. It's just completely isolated from the main Wii U interface.

It does neither. You can move your stuff from a Wii onto a Wii U, but once it's on there, you have to boot into "Wii mode" to play any of it, and you can't use the Wii U gamepad or anything; the system just turns into a Wii. There are a few select virtual console games that have Wii U versions, and if you already own them for Wii you get a discount on "upgrading" to the Wii U version, but that's it.

I think some people just posted theirs in the Nescafé thread. Mine is CroutonZircon.

YES. Every time.

Is it possible to get all the creepy items in one year? There were only three villagers in my town who were inside their houses (and thus scareable), and they only gave me lollipops the first time.

Wow, this is garbage.

Counterpoint: No they're not.

I'm hungry. Let's get something to eat.

They've streamlined that stuff a bit in this one, in that the characters will explicitly tell you when you've done everything you need to do in an area and what you should be doing next. So (at least in the cases I've played so far) those parts are basically just clicking through all the text, which isn't exactly fun, per se, but at least you don't get stuck.

I'm probably the worst Spelunky player in the world.

P.S. I am NOT a crackpot.

I had pretty much exactly the same game today. Same score and everything.