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What is the point of these figures?
At the very least this isn't a new thing. They've had game specific models before that didn't come with the game and were the same price as the other models. It's essentially no different than offering a different colour.
I'm not sure which Nintendo you're familiar with that would even consider adding functionality like this for free when people would pay for it.
I'm not sure what you're talking about with your last point, but they don't boot into Wii mode it says. Though unless they run in 1080p and have widescreen added (and honestly there is no reason for them not to), then there's no reason to buy them if you already own them.
While this is appreciated -- artefacting on official DVDs for Book 1 and 2 literally hurts my eyes, releasing it that way was a crime, i think this work is redundant.
http://www.reddit.com/r/TheLastAirbender/comments/2rfbaz/atla_im_remastering_all_of_atla_heres_tophs_intro/
This dude is "remastering" the original show by removing the hideous ghosting and interlacing from the original DVD cut. If you click that link he has plenty of comparison shots and a short video of Toph's fight against The Boulder and its crazy how much better it looks. When the 10th anniversary of the first episode of Avatar comes around (this Feb. 2st) I hope he's done by then so I can rewatch it that way.
There are TVRips and Web-rips (from iTunes and the like) of ATLA without artefacts and with video quality better than DVD.
I was genuinely shocked when the Dark Avatar destroyed Raava. And I'm glad that the writers didn't completely cop out to that (like they did in the previous season with Korra restoring Lin's bending and such). Even though Korra ultimately saves/frees Raava, there were still real consequences to Raava being initially destroyed. That said, I liked the finale. I think it would have worked well functionally as a finale to the entire show (had it ended there) though it works particularly well in regards to the rest of the show. It acts as a soft reboot as the entire world changes and Korra no longer has any connection to her past lives. Aang constantly looked to Roku (and Kyoshi a bit) for guidance whereas Korra no longer had that resource. I think that added to what made Book Three: Change so good. As the Avatar, she's on her own. She's functionally the new Wan (while also undoing his decision to close the spirit portals), the new first Avatar. And while Wan felt like he failed by the end of his life, Korra didn't by the end of the show. I feel like she's more content, she had made the world a better, more peaceful place. So Book Two: Spirits when viewed alone is perhaps not great though I try to look it as the first act of a three act story.
My guess for number #3 is a person crazy about collecting Skylander toys or Amiibo figures.
They were separated by an "or," but whatevs.
Not to nitpick, but Twilight came out before Hunger Games (books and movies). However, I have never, and will never, read or watch any of the aforementioned books or movies.
She was only good at one thing, crying, which as a female comes naturally to her anyways.
Terrible? Not even close bro
Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes - I don't know / 10
every other name in the credits is Hideo Kojima, with titles that are just made up in order to put himself in there again.
