Just go up to a pot, make sure it's lit, go to your inventory and tell Link to hold food, then plop it in the pot. Then go to the inventory and tell him to eat it. I love how Link eats food in that game. All in one bite! Cooking was my favorite thing to do in Breath of the Wild. I made Link eat so many foods. He should've been as big as a house by the time he saved Zelda!
Ah ha! So that was you last night, then.
Cook yourself up some peppers to get over that cold mountain.
I really liked I am Setsuna. Reviewed it for the Switch a while back.
Yeah I heard a lot of stories from that guy. Especially since he would always start his class by sitting on a stool and telling 'back in the day' stories.
I loved The Maw. Shame that Twisted Pixel kind of fell off the face of the earth. I don't hear from them anymore, at least.
I managed to beat both Epic Mickey and its sequel, but I sure did have to wrestle with the controls a few times. You know a second player can control Oswald.
Bayonetta was a good action game, but I stopped playing it because it got too violent for my tastes. Plus I didn't like that you fought angels. Just didn't sit right with me.
It was pretty neat. Although my friend the former Disney animator said it was just the cartoonists playing with their new toys. :)
That's why you always carry two balloons. Me, personally, I prefer flying ostriches.
Rescuers Down Under was one of the first Disney animated films to use CG extensively. Especially in the intro. I prefer the original Rescuers, though, as it has that Don Bluth charm to it (that was his last feature he worked on at Disney before forming his own studio).
I really prefer 2-D animation. I just think it's more artistic and expressive. Take Oliver & Company. The expressions on Feagin's face as he is wrought with guilt over making the right decision, that's just something I just don't see in 3-D animation.
Yay! Hope you enjoy it. ARMS and Splatoon 2 are good, but right now the most fulfilling game on Switch is probably Zelda.
