Congrats, you managed to write a 383 word summary of a 7 word update. Did you lose bet or something?

It’s an industry wank-fest used as an excuse to show commercials. Lighten up, Francis.

So... that’s a shitty thing to do.

There are two problems with Stadia.

Oh yeah because games should only be for the hardcore people.

I mean? Desperate to get their rich kids into a college that is “worthy” of their presumed status.

Looks like someone finally made something out of Godus :)

I don’t really know who comprises the market for this game.

It’s weird that they saw what happened to EA with Command & Conquer going to phones, and thought “let’s emulate that feeling of complete betrayal from our fanbase”.

I feel like the headline just needs a “. . . because of course” tacked on. I’m not immediately against mobile games, but with Diablo I’m very skeptical the gameplay can translate.

Oh boy! A mobile midquel of a classic game with simplified and imprecise touch-screen controls, in a genre known for needing precision and careful actions!

The complete silence from the crowd after the video says everything about what a misstep this is considered by the fanbase. Easily the worst received announcement of the keynote, and the one they had hyped up the most.

Wonder if the snitches got Switches.

Who are you to tell him what he should and shouldn’t do?

Stop telling people what they should do on their own channels

So his completely understandable fears about rumors and gossip possibly rising to destroy his family aren’t as important as playing games with women publicly?

I thought it was a decent article and I couldn’t care less whether or not you’re cynicism is honest. Nor do I condone hurtful comments like the one you too which you so succinctly replied. But if you want to publish articles online and can’t cope with the asanine comments that follow, you’re in the wrong business. I’d…

Wow, great argument there. Fucking hack scum.

Alex,

You used words that fit a rhythm of information you learned in college.

You didn’t use them because they made any contextual sense, or represented anything about the reality of this journalistic apparatus.

And you don’t even have the courtesy to feign self-awareness when someone reintroduces journalistic ideals…