I, too, like making huge presumptious negative declarations about a game I’ve never played and the morals of the people reviewing it.

Yeah, it’s so weird how a bunch of people spending their lives in the middle of a blood-laden war would want a break in it, while a bunch of people safe in their homes who bought a game specifically to play the game want to play the game. Lol society is going to shit! !

That’s beautiful, thank you!

Where can I find the backstory? I’m actually super interested.

No it was pretty hilarious.

Are you serious? Nintendo first-party games have some of the finest translations of any Japanese-made games I’ve ever played in my life. They virtually never have any issues with translating the culture, or odd little straggler lines that don’t fit, or janky sentences or syntax. They do a fantastic job.

This is probably one of the funniest and most cringeworthy series of threads I’ve read through in a long, long time. I’ve smiled too many times already.

The Metal Gear Solid series. All explicitly numbered while the actual timeline placements vary...Metal Gear Solid 5 comes before most of them.

Are you serious? Being completely 100% dead honest, I much prefer the Switch announcement over the idea of Ninty going to be a software dev instead. This console actually looks exciting to me (people having opinions that differ from yours—odd, I know!).

Yeah, and now it’s impossible to get Pokémon Uranium!

Couldn’t have summed up this whole comment thread better myself.

Please really do this, Stephen. That would be fantastic.

Yeah.

Did you even read the article? She said the exact same thing, that they’re not asking anyone to change or censor anything.

Yeah, specific things not evolving means nothing else will, obviously. That’s why we all still use VHS players.

waah cater to my special snowflake wants and desires, you’ve hurt my feewings and i need to be coddled

The perspective changed to the other side of the tree and bench.

You’re retarded.

>mfw the inevitable “are you triggered” commenter ends up getting triggered

What does “appreciate” mean, then, in this case? I’m pretty sure most people probably recognize the full worth of and understand the reference.