Nope. Looks way more like a Bayonetta reskin. It even has witch time! This is a good thing, of course. Those Naruto games are really bad when they try to be Character Action Games (ie make you fight multiple enemies at once). Platinum knows what they're doing.

People support this, but try to prevent actual games like Depression Quest from getting on Steam? Those rocks don't even look good!

This sucks for sure, but without anti-cheat software online games would be pretty much unplayable.

Playing a console port of a mobile game through a mobile device, on your console? Maybe just play it on your phone at that point, I think?

I'm sure they were confident in their source or had their reasons. IGN doesn't need to lie to get clicks. They can just make a dumb top ten list and get 10x the money than they would from a story that'll be over next week.

What's wrong with anthropomorphic characters?

What the fuck are you talking about? What he's saying is subjective, no matter how you phrase it. It's not possible to "state it as a fact", because it isn't a fact. People don't need to put "in my opinion" after they say something subjective. If that were the case, let me correct you:

What the fuck are you talking about? What he's saying is subjective, no matter how you phrase it. It's not possible to "state it as a fact", because it isn't a fact. People don't need to put "in my opinion" after they say something subjective. If that were the case, let me correct you:

What? I'm legally blind and I rock contact just fine.

I still that it was a pretty cool character quirk.

You're arguing semantics at this point. You're also grossly oversimplifying Gone Home to the point where I suspect you haven't even played it.

I'm guessing you use the term "objective opinion" on a regular basis too.

That's a pretty limited point of view. Your definition of a "game" kind of sucks.

Try reading the apology.

It didn't really take much to stir and manipulate you.

It's still going. Just make sure you buy it from Amazon in not the other sellers listed on their site.

It's still going. Just make sure you buy it from Amazon in not the other sellers listed on their site.

This isn't grade school. You can't put an objective score on a game. In most cases those scores just tell you how much the reviewer recommends the game. Of course, some review scales differ from others.

When has Philip Kollar ever reviewed a Call of Duty game?

Really? What's your excuse for being one?