To be fair, one of the biggest problems with Godus is that it’s mind-numbingly boring. Most games are more interesting by comparison.

I do all that shit, and it isn’t that fun. But I love monster hunter because it’s 10% spreadsheet and 90% great monster killing. If you’re not having fun with the actual action, then yeah, it’s definitely not the game for you.

Point me to the phone with a d-pad, a stick (or better yet, two), and buttons, plus a large library of fantastic games that use them. Please. I’d really, really like this phone.

They’ve been pulling out for years. And it makes sense. Most of their money is made from gambling machines and mobile apps. It’s been a long time since the game division has been profitable.

It’s hardly the only thing, but it’s one of the most important things. And P.T. nailed it like no other game ever has.

And of course games that aren’t horror games can scare you. That (probably) means they’re pretty good games, since they’ve gotten you emotionally invested. But that has no bearing on what makes a…

Say you give someone a gift, then you take it back, and they get upset. It doesn’t mean they’re over-entitled. It means you’re an asshole.

It was a teaser that was better than most AAA games.

Now, now. He doesn’t only fight nobodies or boxers who are over the hill.

Floyd Mayweather is a great boxer because boxing rules, as they exist today, greatly award cowardice. The best boxer in the world is the one who plays it safe and takes no risks. You are right; he is damn, damn good at his cowardly, cowardly sport. He is unquestionably great at it, and it unquestionably sucks, because…

“X has always been the way” is pretty much the shittiest way you can possibly defend X, no matter what X is.

You’re right. That isn’t okay for paid mods. Which is why I would love it if modders had some sort of payment model, so that they could have any incentive, at all, to polish their mods.

I am not. Japan has the smallest market, and that marketshare only really matters for games where there isn’t much mass market appeal outside of Japan (visual novels, etc). Silent Hill is an established international brand, and if the company was smart, they’d treat it as such. That is 100% serious.

“I have never heard it used” doesn’t mean it hasn’t been used. It certainly has, and the translation is a good one.

STOP MAKING ME IMAGINE THINGS I WANT.

I... don’t think you know how either boobs or implants work.

HEAR HEAR.

WHAT IS THIS AND WHERE CAN I GET IT

Oh, absolutely. Japan is the most insignificant market, especially for a game with wide appeal like a new Silent Hill. But you just try telling a Japanese company that.

When there are only 11 Xboxes in their entire country, it’s kind of hard to blame them.

When AAA publishers drove companies like ID and DICE into the dirt, leaving only the smaller devs to take real risks.