My job specifically revolves around identifying this stuff (anti money laundering) and I can tell you that this is more than likely NOT Konami. The individuals involved in this leak know exactly what they’re doing and a corporation like Konami would not create a legal entity under its own name for tax evasion. Most…

*15,000 years later*

Was just discussing this yesterday. I said I want burying in a cardboard box and my partner took it to mean metal gear more than coffin, however, you can get bio degradable coffins with anything you want printed on them. He informed me that in his religion (islam) all they get is a white cloth shroud. I’m literally…

No matter the controller is awful. I feel I can’t play anything with it there is zero accuracy with it.

The game is by no means shit, unpolished? Yes. Unfinished? Perhaps. But the idea and execution are adequate for an alpha.

Uh no? I just know how to read.

“So it’s Pewdiepies fault that this game is shit?”

No, I’m blaming PewDiePie’s immaturity on affecting a first-time developer. You’re right, he isn’t a reviewer. When millions of people watch your show, you need to take that into consideration. Because of it, and literally giving the developer the middle finger, people that watch his videos are going to judge the game…

That’s true, but he is new to this, and you’re never sure what to expect your first time. But PewDiePie should know better. He needs to grow up.

There’s an opinion, then there’s being rude and petty. Like MikeZero54 said, giving the middle finger to the developer is petty. He can have an opinion when he grows up.

Also the middle finger to the developer thing sounds really petty and fucked up.

Read my previous comment. You’re not worth repeating it to.

Maybe PewDiePie should review his own shit game that was worse.

“The moral of the story? Don’t jump to conclusions based on hearsay and secondhand information.”

Tl;dr - Pavel put a time bomb in the code so pirated versions of the game would crash eventually. He claims he had a fix and planned to update the game, but Oovee would’t respond to him. Oovee claims they found the bug a while ago, and are working with Pavel to deploy a fix.

I haven’t played the game yet, so, hard to say.

“As it turns out, Ubisoft did the same thing for 2013's Far Cry Blood Dragon, whose map is based on Far Cry 3's south island.”

Yeah, why do people care that a caster for one of the world’s most popular esports was publicly fired by Gabe Newell - President, CEO, and billionaire of one of the most important gaming companies on the planet? I can’t believe a videogame news website is even reporting this.

That's because for the purposes of the show and attracting the intended audience, Ash always hovers just on the cusp of competence. He learns his lessons and becomes a better trainer by the end of each episode and season, but those lessons are forgotten because character growth alienates new viewers.