I dunno. I kinda doubt it as it’s a game based on a movie. That already means that it’s assumed to be bad.

I had it. It was very fun and also challenging. If this game is anything like that one, it’ll be alright.

When I stop and think about it, I seriously don’t think they knew how to top 2. I mean 2 was already better than 1 because 1 was relatively barebones. 2 ended on a high note so how do you top it? Especially considering SR1 was a bit of a sleeper hit. Granted it could be done, but someone had the idea of “go crazy” and…

I probably am as I’m looking at it from the end user’s perspective. To me, it seems like they said “Hey, let’s just turn the weirdness dial to 11.” And it worked well for them.

Eh...it’s still not losing their way if they intentionally went in this direction to great success. And like it or hate it, SR is successful. Not going to lie though, I would have loved it if they expanded on SR2 with the balance of crazy and serious. But I also enjoyed what they ended up doing.

It really depends on how it’s done. If you can realistically have fun with the game without spending a cent, then it’s fine. Twenty Pokeballs for a dollar is pretty good to be honest. And if they have drop points or whatever where you can get some free items, then that’s good too.

I’ve seen MUCH worse pricing than…

Can I just say thank you to Kotaku for NOT making it sound like Pokemon Go is available everywhere like just about every other media outlet reporting on this

It didn’t lose it’s way as much as that’s what it became about. I remember when it came out and it was still seen as sort of a GTA clone. Since then it’s made a name for itself.

I....am I missing something? I get told I should smile in my pics plenty of times and I don’t see it as sexist, insulting, whatever.

I think the biggest problem with Infinite Warfare isn’t so much the space thing, though that doesn’t help. The biggest problem is that they’re bundling CoD4 with it with no other way to get it. It’s a blatant money grab.

Nintendo isn’t so nefarious..they just seem out of touch with what the fanbase wants. Maybe this…

Another thing is that the article titles tend to be descriptive. Even if they aren’t, you generally know why you’re going in. I hate the kind of sites that make it rather obvious they’re trying to make you click.

Ya know, even with the “bad day” thing, I wouldn’t consider that clickbait. Maybe barely by some definitions, but still much better than upworthy or something like that.

Kotaku is about as far from clickbait as ever. I never feel tricked into clicking on articles here.

Clickbait to me are those articles that are like “Blah blah did this! What happened next blew my mind!” or the sites that put things in slideshows when a single list would suffice.

You’re joking....wow.

lol. Good point. A lot of people were all “Fuck You Capcom” when funding this.

Yup. I’d eat these. At least to try it out.

I think the biggest complaint is that it doesn’t feel like something that got $4 million thrown at it. It just seems like something that was thrown together. Especially considering that it was delayed so many times to polish it up and it still doesn’t live up to the potential.

I think the problem isn’t so much that it’s not Mega Man. Hell, if I want to play Mega Man then I’ll play Mega Man. It’s the fact that it was hyped so damn much to be the next best thing and it kinda fell short.

Simple. I don’t have a 3DS anymore so I’m good. I’m just glad (kinda) that P5 and FFXV aren’t releasing in the same month.

The earrings had nothing to do with that. He was able to transform between forms at will.