Yeah, at this point it was a fun oddity for me to mess around with for a while. If it comes together as a real game at some point, awesome, if not, oh well.

I do really feel bad for the people who spent thousands of dollars on ships, but I mean, I also think that was kind of a dumb move so.

Gaggles of inconsiderate cheaters running around in ugly moss and vine covered armor amidst constant game crashes. Sounds like a terrible way to spend an evening of gaming. As happy as ever that I didn’t buy in.

Seems a little premature seeing how there’s over 12 1/2 months left in the decade. Probably would have made more sense to wait until this time next year to do this.

“and the Nintendo 64's 32.94 units sold”

wow, never imagined that the n64 performed so badly, 33 consoles and one even with missing bits

For me and lots of other people (even including some people at Obsidian), it was marred by Divinity Original Sin 2, which took isometric RPGs to the next level. It was very difficult to get much enjoyment out of POE2's combat system after DOS2's transcendent battles.

Who made this and what did they do with the real Capcom? And could they do the same with Konami, please?

Game Freak probably didn’t like it since it’s a console and handheld hybrid, and they haven’t had to make one on console before. The Switch is doing some really cool things to existing series, just look at Zelda and Mario.

James Franco’s 4th brother there looks like he is about to be touched inappropriately by an old homeless Russian man.