this is why. citizens united can be traced back to every single liberal defeat. repealing it is now a catch 22 and impossible without violent revolution. we lost in peacetime, and now all we have is that waiting period where things get so bad that we start seeing straight up riots and jackbooted fucking stormtroopers…
fair points, and that reality could certainly come to pass. i’m wagering not, but if it happens, i’ll be perfectly pleased. i mean, i’m almost certainly gonna get suckered into buying one either way next year when Odyssey happens, so if the console succeeds, i’ll have a stake in that.
You may be right, but I think the WiiU set a precedent that runs counter. The Wii was a flash in the pan thanks to motion controls and wii sports, and I don’t think that can be reproduced. the Wii exploded by mining sub-casuals. people who don’t really game, but want to have a console around. people who thought the…
1) the switch is a home console and dev costs to make a presentable switch game will substantially exceed that of the 3ds. from a dev perspective, i feel like it’s safe to assume that it’ll look way more like the wiiU than the 3DS. that means high dev costs in both time and money to make functional approved 3rd party…
it’s almost like they’re trying to hide something. everything i’ve heard and read gives me the impression that beyond loading and playing discs is not gonna be ready for launch. like, if they’re still unsure about things like online play, the miiverse, VC... i mean, that’s a horrible sign. and if they’re just…
there is an argument for people who wouldn’t have bought the product anyhow, or people who try it out, then ultimately buy the products that are worth money. effect matters more than cause here. no lives are at stake. just money. same or improved ends (able to both buy groceries AND watch episode of ‘good tv show’)…
the switch is a $250 gaming laptop.
this is a console first and foremost. looking at breath of the wild trailers, you can tell. how are 3rd party devs going to react? i mean, they can make low-cost low-risk 3DS games for the switch. but if they go low-cost, the games will look like shit. ports... they were awful on the wiiU, and that’s not gonna change…
how do they do that? 3DS games are gonna be wayyyyyyy cheaper to develop than switch. i wonder if they can survive on cheesed half assed 3rd party efforts. my guess is no, since 90% of the wii and wiiU failed hopelessly on that front.
if they’re lucky, the switch becomes the new DS. as for 3rd party support, it’s tough. all cross plats will be better on other platforms without question, they’ll get 3rd party ports way too late for it to matter... if they want to make sure the price is right and go after the 3DS crowd, go for it. but 3DS games can…
@tony bartel - stop talking about the customers you ignorant stooge. this is about corporate policy abusing, harassing, and threatening employees’ jobs. you bet i’d lie to customers if it was that or lose the minimum wage $600 check i need to pay rent in the slum i’d have to live in if i made such garbage wages.
after activating knightfall and finding out i was going to have to go hunting for villains by combing through a sandbox, i just smirked and quit. i adjusted and got used to the batmobile, even if i didn’t love those sequences. i didn’t get hung up. but an open world game that only periodically doles out waypoints…
paul ryan might have said something, but actually there’s no proof that he did and he denies it.
the less complicated choice is, take a cab. they have some measure of worker safety initiatives, some measure of quality control, some measure of assurance that workers are at least being paid minimum wage.
that’s why i don’t play the souls series. i love atmosphere, art, and story and gameplay. what i don’t love is mind numbing repetition and developing muscle memory that’s largely applicable to one single game. i don’t like being punished by a game or having my wrist slapped. i’m not playing games to prove that i’m…
ah, he’s got “cock” in his name too. that warms the... never mind, i’m in joke-labyrinth and i can’t get out
did you just brag about using accountants to avoid paying taxes? uhm. you’re part of the problem.
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this isn’t unique. this is the emergent political philosophy of contrarianism. people who vote out of spite. internet trolls. they don’t need to read, research, or have an actual opinion, because they listen to what hillary clinton and the dems say, they listen to climate scientists or whomever else they’ve classified…