SquareEnix literally required players to sign an additional EULA, specifically for this feature, when the update rolled out saying that they weren’t allowed to create anything new.

It’s a bit sad because as right before you unlock the ability to play songs, you’re given a warning to not play any third-party music. I was immediately disinterested and haven’t touched it.

Wait for it, derivation is often the precursor to creation.

So ridiculous. I listened to the podcast yesterday and I could tell that there were lines in there that other sites would misinterpret. It doesn’t take a genius to understand the context from that Splitscreen interview. I feel like all these other games journalists are just purposefully misinterpreting in order to…

Jason. You work a a company. I assume there are more than one person there. You don’t like the game or the series. So much so you skipped one of the prior TWO games. WTF would you be chosen to review it?

For the same reason many 2D fighting games are now made in 3D. It’s easier and cheaper, with 2D you have to draw tricky perspective manually, and draw each movement per frame. With 3D you don’t have to worry about perspective or drawing movement per frame, the 3D camera placement and the animation software automatic…

Can this just be a thing?

Good Morning Kinjaers!

Ken is rated too high.

If it works, it works. And if it makes them money, it works perfectly fine.

Because they can ?

I guess you could say....it was a mug shot

Nintendo really hates things they can’t control with a wrinkled executive’s iron fist.

Definitely influenced by “Ren & Stimpy” and “Ed, Edd, and Eddie”.

Nice try EA. *goes back to playing Overwatch*

Oh I get it, you’re an EA executive. That’s why you’re so hostile towards people that are justifiably angry with EA and cynical about what they’ll do in the future. Now it makes total sense why you’re a complete ass hole.

I suppose that’s why they’re working on improving the viewing experience, huh?

Overwatch is a ton of fun to play but not very fun to watch. The camera movements are abrupt and make it awkward to watch in first person and the game is so different from regular play it makes it difficult to learn any strategies that would translate to non professional gameplay.