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Yeah I'd be surprised if nintendo support won't help you out there

I wouldn't, considering how sometimes they have poor support.

Pretty sure I sensed some irony in BadGuy's comment

Nah I'm serious, since they don't sell them separately I'd expect that they are familiar with the issue of broken gamepads

Haruka wrote:I presume that it is better to contact Nintendo for those matters?

I shouldn't have to do this. Nintendo is insanely dirty with there tactics.
"Why sell replacements when you can just have us fix it for over $100?"
Seriously, fuck Nintendo (JK I love you guys sometimes, srsly though)

eeeeeemm I wouldn't call it dirty. It wouldn't be worth their money and effort to sell the gamepad separately, since the only reason to buy one is for replacement.

Think of it like them selling the bottom screen of the 3ds separately.

Yeah, a Gamepad does seem to be worth about $100.

Guys, I just visited a local shop and I spotted an Ike amiibo. It is the only unit they have, but like I did for Rayfist, I can help anyone here who is interested to get it.

I live in the middle of no where, and my GameStop have tons of amiibos. Ive been stocking up on Kirby. kek.

I am looking for Kirby.

I have Kirby. A few of them. Do you want one?

If you have two spare ones, I would like one too (only after Haruka gets it, I don't want to get it if it would mean she can't). What is the shipping price and price of Amiibo itself?

P.m. me.

I recently got my Shulk Amiibo. Cost an arm and a leg, but I never do this kind of fanboy merchandising stuff anyway, so I thought I could indulge in the splurgefest for once. Gonna enjoy training my little computerised buddy to fight exactly as I want him to! >:)

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2 ... denamed-nx

Hmm, interesting development.

This early? I'm curious on what this next console would be.

It is still a bit early to know.

Indeed, though considering the Wii U's barely been out for what, two years and a half? This development is intriguing to say the least, I wonder if Ninty's bowing to pressure to making a console that'd be considered more on par with its competitors in regards to developmental capabilities.

Maybe it's not even a console. Maybe it's a tablet.

Hmm, a Ninty tablet? That'd be...odd to say the least, and somewhat wrong at most. But hey, these are extraordinary times, I guess.