During My Extended Stay From Home, I Found This Model. I Just Finished It The Other Day.

Walked into a bar and saw this

Tired of drawing today so here’s this

Nintendo's announcement of a new #GameCube controller for the #Switch2 has frustrated fans.

It will only work with titles from the "Nintendo GameCube: #Nintendo Classics" service, abandoning the broader compatibility of previous retro controllers. Unlike NES, SNES, Mega Drive, and N64 pads, which function as Pro Controllers in various Switch games, this version is restricted despite having inputs suitable for modern titles. This decision blocks its use in future games like #SuperSmashBros., where the GameCube controller has been a favorite for years.

Labeled solely for GameCube Classics, it is criticized as a restrictive choice that favors Nintendo's digital ecosystem over player gameplay options.

A while back, I did some testing in Metroid 2: the Return of Samus. I wanted to see how consistent damage values were, among other things.

The above document is my findings. I tested all damage values from every source, tried out every weapon on every enemy, and even cross compared between damage while using the base suit, and the Varia suit.

I found that the damage values were consistent, and I mapped hit points for each enemy based on the number of power beam shots each enemy takes to defeat. Using this, I was able to figure out how much damage each beam deals.

I was putting on my shoes and singing nonsense to myself, and the idea for this video came to mind.

Magneto was Right, X-Men: The Last Stand