oh boy, and here I am posting this comment from my 3ds

@koonzyP  
Ah, ok.

@HumanGhosts  
vinny is a hippogriff, but he was designed way before hasbro even had announced a hippogriff design, at all. so its more of a fan design. as he’s half pony half griffon, compared to hasbros “half horse half eagle”

@mjangelvortex  
I see the arms, but where’s his beak?

pokeboys ^TM

@Beau Skunky  
Wait for the Super Internet Service to start. :\

@mjangelvortex  
absolutely. Sure her defenses are mediocre but who needs it with that sweet high speed and attack? If it weren’t for Weavile, i would never defeat Cynthia’s Garchomp (Adamant nature was the best thing i could’ve hoped for)

@maverick159  
Definitely. It’s been OU in Gens 4, 6, and 7 (it dropped to UU in Gen 5’s meta but it was honestly still pretty good then too). Icicle Crash is a good option for it as well (some people would say it’s better over Ice Punch even).

weavile can be a great pokemon if used right. If you teach it ice punch, this thing becomes a beast

@Beau Skunky  
Wasn’t the Switch supposed to be a successor to the 3DS had things panned out successfully for it?

@mjangelvortex  
I’m surprised “Super Mario 3D Land” is only around 2,000 blocks, which is surprisingly compact, given how many levels, and enemies it has.
 
Well, Netflix isn’t everything, but after the Wii, 3DS, & WiiU coming with several different streaming aps, and internet browsers, it kinda feels like the system is missing something. Though, I agree, a gaming system should focus more on games.
 
A Switch Mini wouldn’t surprise me. There’s rumors Nintendo is already working on a successor to the 3DS.

@Beau Skunky  
True. I’m surprised at how little blocks I used with mine despite the amount of games I downloaded on it.
 
So it doesn’t have Netflix. I don’t really see how that’s a big deal. I play a video game console to play video games. If I wanted to watch Netflix, I’d watch it on a television or a computer (I don’t even have it to begin with but I digress).
 
As for the portability thing, I wouldn’t be surprised if sooner or later, they might make a smaller “Switch Mini” to fix that problem. Kind of like how the 2DS was made for people who didn’t like the 3D gimmick of the 3DS.

@mjangelvortex  
At least, the download 3DS games, (even the retail ones) don’t require too much data compared to other systems.  
(Seriously, SSB is 13-GB on WiiU. SSB for 3DS is much much less, despite having alot of content too.) So being a bit “outdated” isn’t too bad. (I hardly have room on my WiiU, or phone, for any new games for them.)
 
Switch doesn’t have Netflix either, and such, so it doesn’t feel like you get much for it’s price.  
On the other hand being a console you can take to a friend’s house, and such is nice, but that’s it’s only real selling point. It’s portable, but not quite as portable as a 3DS, or mobile phone.
 
I’m kinda annoyed it doesn’t have a proper D-pad yet.

@Beau Skunky  
It’s a good system with a wide selection of very good games on it, is compatible with older DS games, and also has quite a lot of selection in the Virtual Console Games.
 
The Switch, while it is currently getting a lot of hooplah, is more expensive, doesn’t have as much games at the moment, and it’s hard to find in some locations. (For example, I keep checking the stores I go to for one but every time I do so, I keep finding that they don’t have any yet. Something similar happened back when the Wii first came out.)
 
I don’t know jack squat about the PS4 so I’m not going to comment on it.

Y’know, with all the hoopalah over the Switch, PS4, and such, it’s nice to see there’s still love over the 3DS, even though it’s starting to show it’s age. (And it never gets any new Virtual Console games, besides “Pokémon Crystal.”)

@HumanGhosts  
They should but the one on the left isn’t a pony. He’s a hippogriff.

Griffons and ponies can be good pals.

Bless

What versions are they playing? Are they battling or trading with each other? Or are they just playing the games solo but keeping each other company?
 
I am asking too much questions right now.