Hey, ummm... Be careful.

Truth is, they just don’t want to dissuade people who don’t care about story from buying the game. These people exist. And they are many (they just usually don’t read games websites). For them, it is possible for the second game to be a fine starting point.

In general, yes. But to go in what could be a slippery slope argument: chefif they do that less, people will buy Xbox consoles, which will make it harder to justify their production, which could kill the Xbox console, which would be bad. Because less competition is bad.

No, they fire people because they need to tell their investors that they made all this money and they don’t have a huge payroll. Separate issue.

It’s cheap on GOG, but I can’t add it to my cart. It’s probably actually unavailable.

Yes. Also, isn’t that precisely what a C&D would mean in this case?

You probably mean PS4 and Xbox One, but I get what you're saying

Hard disagree. The games are supposed to be played in the order they were released. THIS they did right.

This is very true.

“Look at that room.”

Don’t get me wrong: I agree it’s a bad look for lawyers. But tattoos are also a bad look for lawyers. Which is also ridiculous. Why should anyone care what computer I use if I’m good at my job and this is the computer I use to do it?

Wait. Wait.

That’s a valid discussion, but also not the point.

I personally don’t care about FIFA, but this is why I hate this trend towards digital media.

Unicorn Overlord is looking fantastic. Which is no surprise, of course, considering it’s a Vanillaware game.

Because it is getting a lot of attention.

Realistically, why would they do that?

Indoor fireworks?! No problem!

If you have fun doing stuff I don’t think are fun (or like to pretend I don’t find fun because that makes me feel big and strong, who knows), you need to seriously re-examine your entire life.

I would ask how the hell do they manage to operate and communicate with a multi-generational mission that is an unmanned spacecraft 11 Billion miles from here and how they got it there.