Joel

On one hand I hope these leaks are right because a lot of them are cool. On the other hand, as the article says, I am a little underwhelmed at a lot of the supposed leak. My main heartbreak is that Typlosion being the only gen 2 starter with no mega. I know we got a regional varient but that's not a mega. Also I feel the list of mega choices is too safe. Give us a couple ultra useless pokemon no one expects and put them in a way that people care. Anyone can make people like a mega dragonite. Give us a mega luvdisc and make it so great we have to love it.

At first I was irritated at Nintendo for forcing a change on the game most people didn't want and ignoring the criticism. Then I saw some of these comments acting like MKW players shouldn't be upset that Nintendo is making a game that they basically paid $500 for worse with updates. Protesting companies doing stupid things is a good way to get their attention. I really hope these are just trolls but this day and age you really can't tell.

The biggest down side to getting a console at launch is games. Maybe I'm wrong but the Switch 2 feels like it has 1 game, Mario Kart World. If you don't include the ability to play the OG Switch games and re-released then the Switch 2 has like 3-5 launch games. Right now it's a $500 Mario Kart system. I remember on most older systems I grew up with they had enough random launch titles I normally would find a new gem or get introduced to a new series or game type because with so few games I'd take a chance. I've found so many great games that way. That being said, I don't see myself doing that if the games are $70.... I Nintendo gets more games for the Switch 2.

There are free websites (I think IGN) that has made a free list and map of all these things. Not quite as fancy as a app, but free and can be accessed by anyone with internet. Also I wonder how long before Nintendo slaps the app with a copyright take down because he is charging for using all their video game assets. Sounds like he is trying to make a fast buck and went the "bird in the hand" route knowing he has $2 for every sale and once Nintendo takes the app down the ad money stops.

Another high amount is the wind up toy car that constantly spits out coins. Thats what I normally follow. Tht being said I don't think the windup toy car is near 120 coins a minute. Which 120 a minute seems really unrealistic. That means about 2 coins a second seems undoable. I don't know who tried, if their count was accurate, if 120 a minute is a maximum or they just exaggerated the amount for the article.