A lot of our elders thought that. What they got wrong is that it’d be a corporation, not the government.

ok now do Eidos Montreal

It’s all about that Faye Wong track 

I found a lot of joy in it - great storytelling and gameplay tend to do that. 

The trailer contains the info,  it’s redundant

I think the train left the station years go, if you’re hoping for new posts on a news site in 2024 to contain actual breaking news.

You just answered your own question lol 

Man, copyright laws are fucked up.

Holy crap. I finally find a reason to want an xbox console and it’s a 17 year old game.

Thanks, I figured there had to be some counterexamples. Although I don’t know if I agree that the gamepass point is a positive one in the long run.

Are there *any* examples of a big conglomerate buying up studios and the outcome being good/better for customers and/or employees in the end? 

Hope they’re not exaggerating, because I’d really like to play a new game from the developers of some of my favorite action games of the last decade, but I’ve got zero interest playing online at all 

Does all this dull the effect of the original show? Probably.

Good reminder - I’m a fan of Mike Flanagan. He had a deal with netflix to put out his movies and miniseries. Great, right? Well his 2016 home invasion horror flick Hush recently left netflix, despite being an “exclusive” - but instead of becoming available to rent or buy elsewhere.. it simply stopped existing.…

Dude most people on the internet are just wasting space with useless comments about things they’re uninformed about, but that doesn’t take away from the fact that many people on the internet are creating awesome stuff.

This isn’t grade school you fuckin weirdo

Pirates are doing *MOST* of the heavy lifting when it comes to game preservation. See also: movies and music

In all honesty, you sound insane.

Hogwarts Legacy wasn’t a hit with critics

I’m just happy to see how much Machinegames loves having its players kill  Nazis.