There goes my dream of FF7 getting a proper remake, aka the same actual game with changes to make it modern (fixed translation, updated backgrounds and consistent character models, re-balanced materia system as opposed to a completely different game (whatever FF7 HD remake is with it’s episodic stuff and bad real time…

Yep, I mentioned in a reply to someone else, this is a terrible design choice for the west caused by weird design decision for the original famicom, were they could have just give them both start/select and microphone. Or have them available individually in Japan and have them with an universal fit for the west (if…

If they could be charged in either side they could sell a single model, making the basic pack with 1 controller cheaper and you could have people buying only 1 controller and using it with friends.

Giving them dedicated sides for charging is a pretty bad design decision. Everything involving the joycons are just full of messed compromised design.

Plus the fact that she went limp which they called “passive resistance”, so she was also “resisting” arrest.

Initial thought from reading the tile:

Last time I saw a game do that it got criticized for having a crap map (Xenoblade 2).

Does the annoying top light have the full Saiyan Rainbow?

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That just means lizard.

Mammal?

His is Ness because of SNES, not the NES.

Keep in ind that when the US takes Mexican territory they kick the Mexicans out.

The book is more explicit, if that “helps”

As far as I know EA started that trend with the NFS games having “DLC” to unlock all the cars for like 40 USD or something incredibly instane like that.

Unlockeables in a game are a nice reward for doing some stuff, HOWEVER cheat codes should still be a thing for those that don’t want to spend time unlocking stuff. Specially stuff that affects multiplayer.

Or better yet for the adult gamer with busy stuff to do they could just PUT A FREAKING CHEAT CODE.

For discovering games I’m guessing it’s a mix of publishers bringing games to their attention and some actual game scouting. Someone has to be the first to review the next indie darling.

And how do you expect the reviewers to discover games?

Companies only do consumer friendly things when they are forced to, if they can get away with being consumer friendly in a small region while continuing to screw over everyone else, they’ll gladly take even if it would be easier to not screw everybody over.