Don’t know what that is? I didn’t either five minutes ago! It appears to be a creepy FMV stalking simulator straight out of Japan, but what caught my eyes was the high quality of both the English and French text blurbs and… well, the Japan punch, no cushion, to your face on the store page:
About 1/2 of my closest friends, given how often it comes up in our group chats.
edit: It’s probably worth noting that said friend group includes a number of non-cis hyper-woke anime mega-fans, multiple gay male gamers, and a bisexual professional bondage clown.
Depends on what species/breed of cat we are talking about. Might need to change Purina plans if we are talking European Shorthair or Chartreux, but that is within a healthy range for Snow Leopards or Jaguars.
It’s pretty clear that at least as far as the E-Shop is concerned Nintendo is no longer worried about that image. If one of the other consoles would allow it, so will they.
As the only viable handheld, the Switch is the heir apparent to the Vita’s market of weird shit. It’s slightly surprising that Nintendo is letting it happen, but not that weird.
Nintendo’s been allowing Senran Kagura on the 3DS platforms for ages. They even have that one switch game that’s just the face-touching part of Fire Emblem.
The game’s premise is simple: you are a goose, and it’s your mission to make life mildly harder for the world’s most patient villagers, who somehow never resort to violence. You’re given a to-do list to fulfill, and items get crossed out one by one as you complete the tasks from your depraved goose agenda. Some of the challenges are straightforward — get an item from point A to point B without being ambushed — while others are more like small puzzles to solve, where one item can be used to set off a chain of reactions and lead you to the next area to terrorize.