This, it doesn’t matter if it’s fair use or fanart or whatever. Nintendo has a history of sending cease and desists as soon as possible to fan games. Unless you’re ready to fight an expensive legal battle for your free passion project it's best to keep it secret. 

Fortnite, Warframe and Rainbow Six: Siege all survived so-so releases to end up thriving

Well at least that will give them a sense of pride and accomplishment 

I use PStreamer (pstreamer.app) on my Galaxy S9, works pretty well. The XDA one got shut down pretty quickly unfortunately.

I plan on picking this up. I played a little of a Marvel Ultimate Alliance game on the Wii and remember liking it. Having this portable on the Switch will be awesome. The game play looks a little bit like The Wonderful 101 on Wii U, which was tons of fun.

Apparently Peter Jackson has a few post-hobbit projects he wants to do and eventually will direct a second one (likely Prisoners of the Sun)

Interesting, I actually struggled with the look of Tintin; I think it was the combo of the very realistic features (like eyes) with the big but isolated exaggerations (like cartoony noses) on most characters,

Good example my friend pointed out to me:

Also the reason Final Fantasy 8 took so long to get a remaster, they probably had to rip the psx data and remake stuff the hard way.(the pc port was terrible and i doubt they would use that, it had loads of texture problems because it was made with low powered pcs in mind)

Wasn’t it Benjamin Franklin that said, “Boobs are proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy,” or something like that? 

I constantly look at my Ram and wonder why it doesn’t have boobs. Everything is better with boobs.

Shadow of ME and Shadow of Mordor aren’t really LOTR games. They’re batman in a fantasy setting; they could just as easily be Warhammer games. In fact, they’d probably do better as Warhammer games, given how comical 99% of the orc encounters are. 

“When he opens his mouth it’s a vacuous hole: There’s little room for a brain or anything else.”

Nope, Altus and Sega know that Persona fans will buy anything so why should they offer a cheaper alternative.

They only keep crowing about “naming and shaming” because they needed SOMETHING, ANYTHING to try to invalidate this. As you said, the article doesn’t place the sole blame on any individual, but it does show how, based on numerous sources, that the actions and in some cases inopportune exits of key managers wreaked…

This is absolutely the case. This feel incredibly disingenuous of Hudson, and just an attempt to diminish Jason’s work as somehow retaliatory or online-troll-like in nature. He didn’t single out any one developer for criticism, or assign blame to anyone in particular. He focuses on the management culture and all its…

What we found out-of-bounds was the naming of specific developers as targets for public criticism. It’s unfair and extremely traumatizing to single out people in this way, and we can’t accept that treatment towards any of our staff. That’s why we did not participate in the article and made a statement to that effect.

Schreier, I will always appreciate your deep-dives into the less glamorous sides of this hobby and the industry that supports it. While most of Kotaku’s articles are (and probably should be) focused on the games themselves, it’s incredibly important that we never lose sight of the human cost incurred in the production…

I’d say they are in a better place overall vs 360. Even if the 360 did better as a console. It was a losing formula to have two divisions of one company trying to push games on differing platforms with different goals in mind. With how they are positioning themselves now they can at least adjust to market changes like…