It would probably lose on standing to sue. You’re absolutely correct that you can make the claim Sony’s Storefront sold you a game that did not work. But you did not buy it directly from CD ProjectRED, you bought from Sony who was licensed to sell it by the publisher.

As a PS4 user, all I can say is good on them for allowing the option.

This is sort of past the “logical dissection” phase and into the “pitchfork and tar” phase - I’m riding it like I ride through the the Zack Snyder stuff.  The train’s not going to back up.

Hard disagree.

OK - this can be taken as troll bait but I don’t mean it that way.

That’s not on the industry, that’s on the industries workers.

SAG-AFTRA and the teamsters didn’t “just happen”.

Probably also worth noting, CDPR probably noticed in the reviews how this particular property was falling into the proverbial “hot potato” section of internet commentary where regardless of what they do it’s going to have with them/against them occuring. Once that became the reality and they realized they couldn’t…

Ultimately, at some point the world is going to go back to what it used to be in which “thought leaders” aren’t really accessible anymore. It sucks, but as soon as groups realized that access could be weaponized it was only a matter of time.

The first real visibility of this was usually the Up/Down comment scoring…

I mean if your publisher’s output has a fairly visible stance on Cyberpunk’s publisher, it certainly is.

As they should. If Marvel has taught us anything, it’s that universal acclaim generally consists of a very specific type of output. That’s neither good nor bad, but any art can be designed to do different things.

It’s best to just post the That Mitchell and Webb Look - Apprentice sketch.  Pretty much all Gawker editorial decisions make perfect sense if you understand it.

That’s not very fair though. Witcher3 is essentially the final unwinding of a two game story build which I won’t say is easy (plenty of games and media have missed the mark) but is a great example of doing it well.

Reads the article.

Yes and no.

Unlike The Witcher 3’s fleshed out, compelling sidequests, many of the minor activities that pop up on my map or into my journal are basic and forgettable, fights against human enemies that lack the visual interest or behavioral quirks of monsters in The Witcher 3.

Isn’t it easier to believe that it’s only small subset of fans that actually want to spend 30 minutes in a character creator generating a character rather than play the main game group?

I’ve known plenty of gamers that geek out using one of these things but I’ve never been one of them. The longer I’m not playing the…

For me its just that the setup for this story for better or worse doesn’t work in a comic film. Remove the genders and what you have a is a severe power imbalance movie. There are genres for this but they are generally horror and thriller.

It’s not that online leftists are irrelevant. It’s that online leftists are inconsistent in effort put forth and thus become a bizarre mix of inconsequential and critical to the party. They are inconsequential in that they never, EVER turn up in sufficient numbers to push an election for more than 4 years leaving the…

Bingo - Governing (or at least doing so without causing massive riots and or possible danger to the populace) is a game of concession, consensus and and continual selling.

Collins made her bed and she knows it. A meaningless no vote where it doesn’t matter doesn’t hold the same weight as it did when the President was on the line.

Moderates have seen her allegiance and whether or not they agree with it is the only question.  She’ll vote across party lines when it does not substantially…