So who's idea was to make Salandit evolve only if it's female AND put the ratio 7:1?

This is really dumb if you ask me D:

Ugh don't remind me of that, I had a level 41 male salandit and I was "I wonder when it's going to evolve?" and next thin I know I wasted my time because only females evolve.

I swear some of the evolution requirements piss me off.

My first salandit was a female :P

The Legend of Zelda 30th Anniversary Concert CD is out on 15th February 2017, this lovely 2-disc release will set you back ¥3,000 (around £20 / $25) plus tax; Amazon Japan is listing it for ¥4783 at the time of writing (about $40 / £32). The first print limited edition comes with a DVD of the game footage that played during the concert, which is syncronised with the concert audio.

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2016/12/music_behold_the_majesty_of_the_legend_of_zelda_30th_anniversary_concert_cd

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NES Classic Edition Sold 196,000 Units in US Launch as Pokémon Sun and Moon Set Records

3DS hardware sales also saw a big increase, with a number of players evidently picking up systems for playing Sun and Moon, while it should also be noted that $99.99 small New Nintendo 3DS models sold out fast during Black Friday. System sales of the portable were up 59% over November 2015, and it was the sixth month in a row of year-on-year growth; it should be noted that Pokémon GO helped kickstart this by boosting interest in older Pokémon titles during the Summer.

In news that's sure to cause both happiness and annoyance, the NES Classic Edition led in retro consoles and shifted 196,000 units in the US in November; naturally that number could have been higher if demand had been met. Although some small numbers of restocks have appeared on occasion in December, supplies ahead of the Holidays have still been an issue with the system. Those problems aside, that's a strong number of sales for the little retro box.

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2016/12/nes_classic_edition_sold_196000_units_in_us_launch_as_pokemon_sun_and_moon_set_records

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeJt-OzlVh8&feature=youtu.be

Meh, I still reckon TPHD looks better. :P

WWHD had a much more thorough upgrade from a technological POV, with enhancements like HDR, global illumination, per-pixel lighting, and ambient occlusion, but honestly, at the end of the day I just find its art style hideous and I don't think any amount of fancy tech could change that.

I think TPHD was fine enough.  Some great texture work and minor improvements that make it look far superior to the Wii version.  For me, TPHD looks like a Twilight Princess from another dimension.  Like if in some alternate reality the Wii had been an HD traditional console and Twilight Princess had been cross gen, Twilight Princess HD is almost exactly how I would imagine that would look.  And I'm not sure how much of it is corners cut vs the engine just straight up couldn't handle it.  It was a remaster, not a remake.

And Wind Waker HD is nice and all but all they really did was sharpen some textures and toss in some fancy tech.  There are still some parts in Wind Waker that look almost N64 ish, a major flaw of the original that they didn't fix with even minor mesh edits or adds to make it look a bit better.  

I think both are good remasters.