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Reader Discussion: What Was The Most Interesting Part Of Yesterday's Nintendo Direct?
Bill Trinen's beard? Pikmin 3DS? The somewhat bare-bones 3DS version of Super Mario Maker? Let us know!
Nintendo's Direct presentations are these increasingly weird little things with sketches interspersed with real announcements and random reminders that new games are coming. They're weird, but I enjoy them – especially the dumb sketches. I am not even sure if they're actually funny, but I like them.
What about you? What was your big takeaway from yesterday's Direct?
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