Christopher

What are you expecting? Playing the game is the reward. The fact that you get anything at all for completing it is icing on the cake. Could they have done more? Sure. But they could have done less, too. I'll never forget sitting down to binge through Rampage on the NES with a friend. One of the most repetitive games ever, and you couldn't save your progress. You just had to play through it all or not finish it. At the end of all that button mashing for hours on end... A black screen with white text that read "congratulations".

This is the only one I'm still missing. It's hard enough to get a Kamek power up, but it has to happen almost instantly on peach beach for a chance at this one. You have to get hit by the Kamek while you're near the cataracts on the beach, and since this track doesn't loop around, you get one shot per race. I bet we've done that course 200 times. No luck.

The cost of the game and the system together is $500. And it's not like Nintendo is selling the app for $2. But all that aside, this is still ridiculous and doesn't fix the problem.

Having a map on your phone to mark off progress doesn't make navigating inside of the game any easier. The minimap doesn't even have a compass. So the only way to know which direction you're heading is to pause the game and look at the terrible in game map.

The developers could have just made a good map. It's a shame they didn't.

Yeah, they just happened to get more during the parent's argument with management. And I'm sure when the manager was yelling at employees to give them their cards, they were talking about something unrelated.

Seriously, read an article before commenting on it.

Having said that, there are some super dishonest parent's out there too. I wouldn't put it past a parent to order those under 3 meals earlier or at another location and then use that to go inside and get a second pack of cards for free.

Wow. What an amazing piece of "news". A collection of several month old announcements and you title the article "Nintendo reveals release date for new set". When the newest bit of info in your article is over 3 months old, it's no longer news. Why do these articles get written?