I don't even know why I opened this article. Of course it was going to be clickbait bs. 

Making a game easier if exactly the kind of change to drive me _away_. The vast majority of mainstream games heavily cater to the player. Finding ways to overcome challenges, without being spoon-fed, is a great feeling, and a feeling I get from too few games. I want the challenge; from the beginning of the game. 

World tendency has always worked as intended.

They’re having a lot of problems with one device, which does not suit their needs, so they are changing to different device, which is more tailored to their needs. How is this shooting themselves in the foot?

This does not change the fact that regions across the world refer to the sport as “soccer”.

Maybe they’re porting the mobile phone version to the Switch?:

Several countries around the world refer to association football as soccer. “Soccer” is not an American-English term; it is a British-English term which has been adopted by a number of regions, such as Australia, Africa, and New Zealand.

Lack of diversity programs is not synonymous with being against diversity (read: anti-diversity).

On a related note, Final Fantasy XV received a post-release update giving the player a spammable, AoE ability which one-shots all enemies in the game, including bosses (aside from scripted events). This has made post-game “challenging” content a joke. It disappoints me to see content which was intended to be a…

This makes me want a Xenogears remake, with a proper, playable finale.

“Conker’s Bad Fur Day” wasn’t a Nintendo game; it was a Rare game on a Nintendo console.

I don’t see how this is worse than Luigi flipping the bird. It is essentially the same.

Nazis are frequently used as joking points and humorous references in Western culture. Drawing the line after Nazis, but before KKK, seems rather arbitrary.

From the Tweet preview, I thought it was Nioh’s William:

You don’t have your GameShark anymore?

“Verizon employees saying that users will be cut off if they average 200GB or more. So, compared to the previous policy, this is actually a step up.”

Cubone and Nidoran aren’t all that difficult to rationalize. Mr. Mime, though..

“entering the name “ZELDA” at the start of The Legend of Zelda will let the player automatically skip the first dungeon.”

While I wouldn’t complain if someone did this, I’d prefer they didn’t. I enjoy experiencing the setup process for my new devices. Though, if I had a slow internet connection, I might feel otherwise.

If an explorer dies, and is revived, do they retain items they’ve found?
Can they continue exploring from their point of death immediately after being revived?