Ew, god please don’t let Zelda go down the same path Assassin’s Creed did. 

The SNES version runs at a higher resolution and displays more of the area on-screen. The music isn’t as good on the GBA version.

Employers are like strippers during a lap dance; they’ll encourage you by insinuating there will be more all day, but it never comes.

Does “you fucking suck” really even qualify as trash talk? Trash talking is supposed to be insulting, often even cruel, but usually there’s an element of playfulness and creativity to it. Bluntly telling someone they fucking suck, particular after you’ve already won the match, is just...being a dick.

What an unprofessional assbag. Like I get it if you are trash talking among friends but this is a public tourney with strangers. 

I wouldn’t call New World a “hit”...

I already forgot it even existed.  I’ll have to read some reviews when I get home.

To preface, I’m absolutely not pro-mega mergers and in general feel like this (and most consolidation in general) is bad for the industry’s health and creativity.

made by the developers behind the hit massively multiplayer online survival crafting game New World, so not only might it actually come out, it could even be good

Something something Sony bad too

Everybody in gaming scene are angry about anything....

“It’s goanna make me sound like an old fuddy duddy”

You’ll know that we as a society have failed the moment that Funko Pops start showing up on Antiques Roadshow.

I got contact-speech impediment from this

Your First Look At Armored Core VI In Action, A Mech Game By Elden Ring Devs

It’s neither.  The whole point is to force the gamer to get creative with their inventions, so you never know what you’re going to get, but you still have to make it work.

After the same crowd got ultra-triggered by the fact that women can have some peach fuzz on their face and might not look like a barbie doll I’d have figured they already totally wrote this franchise off as woke, especially with Ashley’s involvement and all.

Based on their recent track record, Sony’s definition of “not risky” sure has narrowed down to a very small category of photorealistic open-world games, often starring a gruff white (either Caucasian or permanently covered in his family’s ashes) middle-aged man.* I sure miss old Sony...

Longer release schedules means more people maintain membership across multiple months.