If I published stuff years ago under one name and then legally change my name to something else, it doesn’t make sense the old stuff would be reissued under my new name, only whatever I work on going forward.

Now that’s the haircut of a man you can trust with your hard earned money!

The Switch is over five years old. Why is your comfort half the article?

I wonder if Will Wright still donates to Republicans, or if MAGA was a bridge to far

More like Will Wrong.

It’s comically bad that Kotaku can’t be bothered to do its own review of a big name video game release, meanwhile NPR can.

That.

I’ve already said this a million times on previous articles about Meta. Nobody gives a shit. It doesn’t matter who Meta tries to target with this technology, nobody is going to be willing to put on a headset for anything longer than a few hours for a couple fun games.

Out of touch company makes out of touch something that doesn’t appeal to their out of touch users.  What went wrong?!?!

Meta needs to demonstrate it can make something that is both different and better than the multitude of things its “metaverse”seems to want to be. So far it hasn’t and everything that already exists is superior in every way. The only thing it’s capable of doing at this point is make me laugh at them.

This checklist is one of the reasons people aren’t interested in VR. Its too much work and too much money for too little payoff.

Apologies for using an incorrect term... Deflection? Redirection?

Also that is a terrible name for general populace international mass marketing. It should’ve been short, simple and fun like, I don’t know, Facebook.

What is Facebook VR “core audience”?

That’s some strawman bullshit. If you want that to be your argument, then using your own logic, you can’t be upset about people working in miserable conditions in Asian sweatshops because they can at least afford some semblance of food and shelter, while there are starving children and women having forced genital…

I’m surprised they aren’t diving in full force with collabs. Dunno, a VR Hogwarts or batcave. I would’ve assumed they have the money to afford that and while I’m no expert on the matter, I’m sure that’d be more popular than collabing with Excel and PowerPoint.

Y’know what isn’t sad? My schadenfreude derived from Facebook’s growing inability to maintain relevancy and likely future failure, going the way of MySpace. Oh, how I will enjoy seeing this company fail. This same company that argued against Apple’s 30% cut and pro-privacy policy, while taking a 40%+ cut for VR and…

That’s reason to go after the bosses, not write off the victims. Christ.

Hard to make money when she hasn’t done any creditable roles in 8 years. 

If the lead of a major video game series can’t afford to run a car based off work on said series then maybe it’s not a sustainable industry? So if everyone took your advice we would get shittier games?