It’s fine if none of this is a dealbreaker for you, but if you want video games to be recognized as a hobby for mature functioning adults, the games have to be open to this sort of criticism.

At least with some manga, like Naruto, you can argue that the magic spells require shouting their names in order to cast. It makes no sense why Luffy has to announce the name of his punches.

*cough cough* One Piece *cough cough*

I am unironically a fan of cancel culture, but I’m not sold on Chris Pratt. Show me a picture of him wearing a MAGA hat and I’ll go get my pitchfork.

I’ve only heard about them doing that to leakers.

Also Tomb Raider 2013. Lara Croft bursts into tears the first time she has to kill, then guns down hundreds of minions like it’s nothing.

Power Rangers is part of the “hasn’t changed since middle school” trifecta along with Pokemon and One Piece.

This is like a really sad version of Yoku's Island Express.

I wouldn’t get emotionally attached to any female character in the God of War series.

It’s a status symbol for millennials.

MiHoYo knows their audience.

Roseanne Barr has got that record beat.

Thank you for the heartwarming story this morning.

Well, John just flushed his own company down the toilet. I feel bad for all the employees though, they didn’t ask for this.

Traveling to a new frontier and murdering the local flora and fauna is a time-honored human tradition.

The market is people with zero tech savvy or people who are morally opposed to emulating 30 year old games.

I’m sorry to see you go, Ash.

I agree, it’s a little sad that god-awful controls kept me from enjoying what was supposed to be one of the greatest games ever.

Detective Pikachu was the best thing to come out of Pokemon in years. I’m hyped.

Bandai seems to think so.