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Detective Pikachu returns with another set of mysteries on Nintendo Switch. While the game offers a decent conclusion to Tim and Pikachu's adventures, experienced players will likely find its cases somewhat lacking.
Monday's premiere episode of NBC's new legal drama "Harry's Law" took a cheap shot at conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh. As the show's star Kathy Bates argued for the legalization of drugs while her client was being cross-examined by a totally hapless district attorney, she claimed the idea was first raised by Republicans, "When the party had thinkers, before it was hijacked by the likes of Rush Limbaugh, a drug addict himself" (video follows with partial transcript and commentary):
It seems like Pokemon has explored every form of media. One could argue that the one arena Pokemon hasn’t touched yet is delivering a polished and high-quality product. Could there be an answer to why? Perhaps in this review of Detective Pikachu Returns, we may discover the secret of how such a massive media institution can release consistently mediocre games.
Detective Pikachu and Tim Goodman have gotten a new case at their place of work. You can watch how it goes here!
"Detective Pikachu & the Mystery of the Missing Flan" debuted on Wednesday