Nah, reviewers get copies of new games every week and it’s very rare for any professional outlet to break embargo. What’s more likely is that Bethesda wants to have complete control over their marketing message until the last possible minute.

aren’t you probably an idiot?

Capcom and Namco Bandai literally sell reskins for real money. FPS generally have map DLC. BotW is literally at least a 100 hour game by itself but you’re complaining additional content is paid DLC? Seems kinda funny to me, lad.

I agree, but one also shouldn’t act like ps4 and Xbox don’t do this already.

That just sounds like you like xbox and playstation more than nintendo. I can’t really think of any games for those platforms that added new modes in a patch. But I could be wrong

Let’s be honest here; paid dlc that should have been part of the final game is all over Xbox and PlayStation.

As an original COD player who seen where it was heading and didn’t like it...yes it had to do with the future setting. But to be fair it also had to do with the fact that they locked the remastered behind IW, most likely due to its high demand as compared to IW.

Well...what if you just don’t care about said games but are forced to listen to people talk about it because you’re also “a gamer?”

Every other creative industry has a thousand times more transparency than video games. We know what’s happening on TV show sets the day they film, we know when things get renewed for seasons or not halfway through a season, Marvel has release dates for movies until the goddamned Third Age—an age long past, an age…

I’ve been assured by online conservatives that ESPN’s declining viewership is not because of cord-cutting, but solely because of the sports network pushing a “far left agenda” and its positive coverage of uppity blacks acting all black all the time, and something to do with the gays too.

Acquire wrote it as “KKK” without intending to make a reference to the American KKK, changing it from that is actually a good localization choice. To keep it “KKK” would have introduced a meaning to the phrase that wasn’t in the original language and that the original developers didn’t intend.

But he was the one who made the joke. The Japanese did not make the joke involving the KKK, the translator did. They’re saying “no, you can’t make that joke based on your interpretation of the translation.”

That’s a bit of a stark generalization of Fire Emblem that is also not entirely wrong.

This sounds less like censorship and more like a translator taking liberties that he happens to find funny. And then getting upset when other people didn’t agree with him.

Well at least the weebs will have something different to cry about other than molesting/undressing/romancing underage anime girls.

As opposed to those crimes that should’ve taken place?

Pierre LeBrun too.

Wow, it sounds like maybe he’s going through depression! I’d get that checked out, because I can tell you right now it’s the worst time to have it (I mean for him if he’s not even having the willpower to go to work)

If you just want to see unionized workers make excuses for why black people deserve to be killed, we already have police unions.