Spain, China, and Russia aren’t the ones making the game tho. There’s plausible deniability for all of that (I mean, not really, but lets pretend...)

I just don’t understand why this stuff is ever considered to be anything besides a project that absorbs time and money.

Maybe we have different definitions of conventional projectile... See, Fornite is mostly Firearms. I’d think Energy blasts, Shields, ecto packs, Batterangs, etc would NOT count.

If Steam were an active participant/defendant, that information may be available in discovery.

No, not really, just 26 years or so.

Zelda’s GC games saw HD actual ports on the WiiU (And Majora’s 3DS version was great too). That might be more work to port again to the Switch than the Mario Wii/GC collection, but I really doubt they’d release the ‘inferior’ versions of their classics.

Shit, maybe. But I think Nintendo being cheap, you’d probably still have to drop one of those.

Since the WiiU versions of WW and TP were already re-releases, I can’t imagine either getting a re-re-release until at least after a Switch hardware refresh.

Honestly, I kinda hate the score system, and the crown.

Android OS(2008), being Java based originally, would probably something new outside of Chrome. Still decade+ ago

Atlus knows their audience is international (P5 was supposed to be a globe trot originally). Whether or not you believe Japan changed enough, public opinion has globally has. 3 years can be a very long time in the age of the internet.

Sure, the characters themselves also “look Ghibli,” but unlike the cell-shaded depiction of the studio’s style in Ni no Kuni, trying to achieve the kind of undefined clumpy hair the studio’s hand-drawn characters have makes their locks look like Play-Doh in CG.

As bad as lootboxes and F2P games can be, none really descend into that territory of manipulation.

Yes, but the Yusuke one was beaten over the head as a plot point for days on end, before being quickly swept away. I’d say it ranks high as one of the worse examples.

1 dancing game (3-5 all got one) and 1 arena game (the second one was more of a crossover). The Q games were crossovers.

I think the gay men = predators was toned down (tho not removed) in the Royal version. I don’t know if that would make it into a game released today (but then, the industry lives to disappoint), so at least they seem to understand the problem there.

Sigh, obviously the gameplay of P5 is the height of the series, but I really think I liked the crew from P4 better and wish they had more spinoffs.

I don’t know if that’s the reason. But it is the reason I bought it and contributed to that number.

Even the nearly four-year-old Switch exclusive The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild sold better.

It’s funny because the REALLY old games were tied to CPU cycles, expecting to be run only on a machine of certain power, and would run as fast as possible. If you’ve ever had a DOS game go crazy, that’s why.