Reading that is just depressing. I get wanting to be financially stable, but it’s a shame when a developer just gives up doing something they were pretty good at. You’d think that, with stability in place, making something terrific would be on everyone’s minds. Make the most of the opportunity and good fortune.

Maybe…

And in the end, nothing of value was lost.

Ditto. I remember them changing the terms for discounts on Toys to Life stuff, but not this. :(

Ditto. I remember them changing the terms for discounts on Toys to Life stuff, but not this. :(

MVP

I second this. Chat during major events like this or for stuff like GDQ gets awful real fast.

And nothing of value was lost. I picked this up on PS3 sometime back and was pretty disappointed.

I remember spending several hours in line the day prior to AX 2003 (last time I went) to get my badge. The fact that it’s only gotten worse since then kind of makes me glad I haven’t gone since then.

Some of the other F2P Final Fantasy games, like Brave Exvius, are fine. And FFXV was fantastic.

Shit. I’ve already got the plat, but this might get me back into cleaning up side quests and hunts.

I’m quite aware of how hard original properties are to develop. I’m also aware of developers and whole companies that got their start in mods. 

But, it’s also hard to cry anymore over projects that utilize another company’s IP, especially if it crosses into the medium that company mainly works in. Fan works like art or…

Hard work that should be directed into original IP.

Your wording is what threw me off. It made it sound like you were seeing Xbox One X as a new console.

Except the One X is an upgrade, not a new system.

I received a letter about this yesterday. I think either purchased an amiibo or an NES Classic during the time GameStop had this issue. No issues with my account after that time. But with the Chipotle data breach potentially affecting the same card, I just had my bank cancel it and send me a new one.

>Melee and its community

I’m surprised more companies haven’t disabled commenting on their channels. Conversations there remain civil for all of about eight seconds before they just nosedive into toxic territory. No need to worry about it getting terrible or having to moderate if it can’t even start.

I just wish the song was actually featured in the level pack. It was sorely missed when I played through it.

IW’s campaign was pretty fun. I wasn’t a huge fan of the aerial combat, but the rest of it was solid.

This is a game I’ve been meaning to pick up on Steam for a while. I love the Sega Model 1 style look to it.

Probably gearing up for a release once the Switch’s Virtual Console platform is up.