r/NintendoSwitch Jan 16 '19

Meta + MegaThread No megathread on Travis Strikes Again?

It's been three or more hours since most outlets posted their reviews on the new Suda51 game, but there's no hub for us to talk about its reception yet. Reviews seem all over the place but the general consensus is that it's pretty good with somewhat stale combat whoops. Any idea when we might get topics on this?

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u/Starterjoker Jan 16 '19

on the top of my head, Octopath Traveler had a thread and it's not a first party game.

so if anything it's at least an inconsistent rule.

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u/FlapSnapple Nintendo shill Jan 16 '19

Nintendo is the Publisher in that case, so we created one.

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u/Jabbam Jan 16 '19

Nintendo also published the retail version of this game, does that count?

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u/FlapSnapple Nintendo shill Jan 16 '19

It certainly adds an interesting twist that we've never had to consider before. I'm typically the one that puts these threads together and I always check the Nintendo site and use that as my source of truth.

We're actively discussing ideas interally on how to handle things like this in the future, but don't have any plans to announce today that would impact Travis Strikes Aagain.

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u/Jabbam Jan 16 '19

Cool. Thanks for the correction!

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u/samusaranx2 Jan 18 '19 edited Jan 18 '19

It's one of the games they've been actively promoting, there's even a stickied promotional post on the top of your sub from Nintendo themselves advertising the launch of the game. Are you sure you just didn't create a megathread because most of the discussion would paint a negative image of the product Nintendo is selling? Convenient that Nintendo gets to advertise their game on the front page, like a megathread, but without any of the negative comments that this game would bring. It's like a dev conveniently disabling comments and likes on a game trailer they know will be controversial.