Epic Store:

So basically Epic pulled some shady and manipulative trickery and didn’t tell people ahead of time, and then when companies said, “Hold up! We didn’t agree to this!”, Epic tried to paint it as those companies being unreasonable?

Same here, honestly theirs enough games in my existing library and new games from smaller devs who also self publish that I should be playing.

Exclusives are a way of admitting you have a shit product.

First, the prime goal of any company, and especially big ones like EA, are about making money for their sharholders. And if improving your products (in this case, games) goes against making more money for shareholders, then that lofty goal of making a better product will just be shot down the drain.

“If we’re honest with ourselves, we’re not there right now.”

This is a difficult day. The changes we’re making today will impact about 350 roles in our 9,000-person company

And yet, executives gives themselves raises and bonuses.

Congratulations on completely agreeing or completely missing the point. 

This is so so wrong. Everything about being an American worker has suffered as union membership has dropped. 

I don’t understand why ANYONE believes this shit. Any company’s main goal in terms of employees is to pay them as little as possible while still keeping just enough around to do the work. Anyone should assume anything the company says you is best for you is actually worse for you. 

If this is a sequel with the Gaang as young adults, then I’m interested. If it’s just a live-action remake then I don’t see the need for it at all.

Actually this is how free markets work. Leave them be until a rich white man gets upset.

They should make a movie about the people he’s hunting.
*Cough Cloud Riders*.
He should be like a Freddy or Jason, or Chigurh. Not as psychotic though. Maybe Tommy Lee Jones in the Fugitive.  This unstoppable, good at his job, (though is he?) Bounty Hunter chasing our protagonists around the universe. They’ve done…

I like interacting here on Kotaku, but this comes off as one of the more petty articles I’ve read. The man has conservative politics and he made a pretty good video game that is successful. This kind of snide disdain for what is obviously a labor of love is why games journalism isn’t taken seriously anymore.

Oh I get it, you’re an EA executive. That’s why you’re so hostile towards people that are justifiably angry with EA and cynical about what they’ll do in the future. Now it makes total sense why you’re a complete ass hole.

And all that was absurd even back then. It’s primarily why I just didn’t care about this one when it was announced. They tried to sucker consumers in with a barebones game for close to $120. That is obnoxious and what came after didn’t justify it either.

Wow man, really helping your cause. I guess I will continue to be a “worthless white person”. With shit like this racism will exist forever and I no longer care.

what can i say im a glass half-full kinda guy.

The lack of Redline is disturbing.