It’s not that everyone has an art, it’s that your plaza only shows you people who have art. The people standing in your plaza aren’t random, they are there because they made those posts and those posts got upvoted enough to show up in your game.

So you’re saying the most popular side should win? If that’s the case, what’s the point of the ‘game’ part of the game? If that shouldn’t have any effect on the outcome, what’s the point of playing? Should everyone just cast their vote in the popularity contest and then stop playing because the matches are meaningless…

Splatfest. Mayo is Bae-o.

What they need is a super Mario sunshine event with the graffiti ink.

I’m confused. What happened to the weekly Witcher 3 thread?

It’s been 7 years since Super Meat Boy was released. It’s not like they’re flooding the market with Super Meat clones as a quick cash grab.

Okay, but with almost a decade between Super Meat Boy and now, it’s not like there’s too much meat boy flooding the market.

Does this work if you reload your amazon balance?

Does this work if you reload your amazon balance?

Depends on the TAS method. AGDQ has TASbot segments every year, which consist of hooking up an actual console, and instead of hooking up a controller you plug in a computer which then sends pre-recorded button presses.

Just follow the left hand rule, and you’re guaranteed to hit every part of the maze.

Shit, can I get in on some of that?

So when you hear two conflicting opinions on the internet, instead of assuming that those opinions might’ve come from different people, your first assumption is that literally every single person held the first opinion and they are now contradicting themselves.

Alright, buy the base game. Now you have a complete game.

If you find the game enjoyable, and you’re putting dozens of hours into it with your family and friends, you also have the option of expanding upon that game with additional content, keeping the game fresh.

I don’t see how increased consumer options is somehow a…

Why are “DLC packs” a deal breaker? If you evaluate the base content, and decided that what the base content offers is worth your time and money, why is that invalidated by the fact that there is additional, optional content that you can also purchase?

Yeah, that reply removed all doubt that you are in fact a worked up fanboy. Enjoy living with your persecution complex.

Dude, if you feel the need to reply to every comment in the thread, you might be the worked up fanboy.

If you want to create art, then sure, be uncompromising.

If you want people to buy the thing you’re making, then you have to make something that people want to buy.

One of the most consistent criticisms I’ve seen of Kotaku over the years is how they have an unfair hate boner for Nintendo and Nintendo products, and they don’t give them a fair shake.

I guess all it took to switch them into raving fanboys was to give fair reviews of well received hardware.

Why do radio jockeys deserve to make a living? All they do is talk shit while playing someone else’s music.

You might want to keep an eye on pheonix point, which is a new xcom-like game currently in development by Julian Gollop, one of the lead designers of the original XCom.