@RicanV: They have great artists, sure, but maybe not a marketing staff--big difference. Nintendo has amazing artists, but they hired marketing firms for the Switch reveal, and release. Definitely, someone dropped the ball here because this is laughably copied and no one noticed, or cared. Disney is a ridiculously huge company, so I would've guessed they have some internal marketing team members, though it's still very common to go outside for (what should be) fresh ideas. Disney should be used to this though. They stole almost every character they've ever used, then fought to change trademark, and copyright laws, so they could keep them out of public domain--where they got them from.

@eupryion: He'll get credited for the the posters, and receive some compensation. It happens a lot more than people realize.

@Jarten: your argument is a bit of a stretch. This is marketing, used to specifically sell the movie. Something in the background of a running film is just that, the background. I understand the base of your argument, but this is obvious, and blatant.

@streetmagik: lol, reposting an old article on the Switch's birthday? I still agree with my previous statement, but I will say, now that I have done 99% (I'm not collecting all the Korok poops) of everything in the game, I agree with the last line of the Gamespot review. It's probably the most impressive game Nintendo has ever created. It's my favorite Zelda game, and I loved every second.

@Pyrosa: if you like Portal, you should enjoy Quantum Conundrum. It's not as good, but definitely fun. It was a PS+ freebie when it came out. I'm looking forward to Superhot as well--never played it, but always interested.

Nice! Always wanted to, but never got a chance to try Superhot.

@St0rmgazer: Yeah, I've been thinking about the BB club, considering it works with guides, amiibos, and used or not new preordered games. Friends of mine speak highly of it. Anyway, thanks again. Your comment made me try the mayday button for the first time, and it's pretty cool. Worked better than I would have guessed. Thanks again!

@St0rmgazer: So I realized my other tablet (Fire HDX) has a mayday button. I'd never used it, but within a minute I was talking with a customer service rep, face to face. I must have ordered the game, literally, just as it just became available. It didn't show the Prime 20% discount or anything. Anyway, standard shipping got locked on it because the Prime stuff wasn't in the system yet for the game. He put it on "high priority shipping"--so basically overnighting it to get it here Friday.

What I learned? Don't pre-order games until all prime discounts and promotions show on the page, lol. If it's a new system, with limited availability, yeah order immediately, but games...wait a week or so before you put the pre-order in.

Thanks again for the info. I'll have to use that mayday button more often.

@St0rmgazer: I never bought the ps3 version, but 360, pc, and Wii u. It's my personal favorite action game, just past Ninja Gaiden Black. I'll gladly pay for the privilege to have the best version portable. The Switch has been growing on me more and more everyday. Hopefully Platinum ports Wonderful 101--I'll buy that again too. Anyway, thanks for the info, I'll email Amazon and see if I can get a response. Appreciate that.

@rmokeefe76: except for the recent Metroid game on 3ds, I've gotten all of my Nintendo stuff on release day (usually a Friday). It's my only problem with Amazon. I can't get an answer without jumping through ridiculous hoops. Oh well.