Exactly. Two big sticking points for me:

Maybe its less that and more the way Tencent transforms companies into F2P dreg.

A yes, the secret evolution of Dunsparce.  

I wonder if he managed to get the queen’s golden Wii.

The term ‘cheats’ is what was once used. 

I’m guessing the EBLC will be a light vehicle and the Polaris will be one you just find around the map.

$770 mil for everything?  That honestly seems kind of cheap.

Yeah, that ad was a real breath of fresh air.

I feel like this could be solved by releasing a yearly balance tweak even after the game development is ‘complete’. It shouldn’t even take much development resources. All the Smash games since Brawl have done one tweak after the last character came out (usually within a month) and then stopped. Ultimate still has the…

This was my first thought as well. I hope that motion sickness canceling tech is coming along.

I mean Konami would probably say the same thing about Pachinko.

I love the game’s title.

Motorcycle? I want a car Pokemon. Maybe they’ll evolve.

I’ve always wanted to play Skyrim but I wanted to play it with friends. It looks like all my years of procrastinating have paid off.

In other news: Kim Jong-un Defends ICMB Test, Feels ‘Really Good’ About Its Launch

Once was more than enough. I’d much rather they make something new animated in the original style.

Its weird how past successful games can go kind of quiet but still be raking in cash.

EA is that guy at the party who wears sunglasses indoors and keeps making jokes about people. Ubisoft walks around in a big coat trying to sell people NFTs. Square Enix is just staring sadly into their cell phone. Konami is hanging out by the bathroom trying to grope people who pass by. Activision Blizzard is the one…

The same happened with Wipeout. Maybe there is not a big enough market for futuristic racers despite them being good?

I remember about 10 years ago that the word started to take on a toxic connotation. Before that time I was happy to call myself a gamer. I feel like we need to develop more word to distinguish different types of gamers.