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QUOTE | "I feel people just don't want to associate making games with making money. It sort of breaks the taboo of making art for art's sake, which I think is kind of stupid." - Game Theory president Marguerite Dibble, talking about how many indie developers seem to "romanticize poverty."
Yeah, and by focusing on getting women out of prison, it implies that either women are more innocent, or they're more childlike and can't handle prison.
Ugh I'm so torn here. Obviously it is never ok to punch another person in the face because of a disagreement.
Yes! Romana would have been perfect and completely unexpected.
I'll start by saying, that's about the most passive aggressive video ever.
The right to a public trial is fundamental to a democracy. It's in the defendant's interests to have information widely available to prevent miscarriages of justice. Also, not sure why you're focusing on defendants when the article is about smearing the victim.
And anti-GGers refusing to look in the mirror and seeing Jack Thompson looking back at them.
Relevant.
It says "That's why I'm willing to wait a year to get it on Steam for 20 bucks with all DLC included."
Life isn't as important as money I guess.
Well kind of but no one does cause you know things. And well big companies like their money. People losing their lives isn't a problem to big companies or something. I think this is kind of the same thing everywhere and problem.
Nah, they just put him in a big boy body for public appearances.
WHat does the lore say?
It's too bad no one has a right to NOT be offended, though, isn't it?
I really feel people need to stop being offended and just go back to disliking.
Reading all this makes me realize how shallow my interpretation and enjoyment of video games and their protagonists is. What is the goal of those folks who don't like Bayonetta?
She also said that Bayo was a single mother...so yeah...don't put too much stock in what Anita knows about video games, since it could fill a thimble and still be half wrong.
