Nah, first-party exclusives can be good because since one of their main objective is to sell their host console, they are allowed to focus on being good, solid experiences that won’t feel the pressure from a 3rd party publisher to wring every possible cent out of it through microtransactions and gambling mechanics.

The…

absolutely wild that something that big is the cheapest car in their whole lineup. 

Just how many gigs will this game be when they’re done with it?

So you’re telling me the patch contains basically a completely new set of textures on top of the ones that come in the game? 

Imagine how much more they could have sold had they actually made enough in the beginning. 

This also appears to be with the game’s massive day-one patch already in place. Clocking in at 128 GB for a game that’s already 155 GB on PC

Or have Souls games just been scaled-down, melee-focused Armored Core games?

Though I don’t begrudge FromSoft the success, I did always kinda resent the Souls games for meaning I wouldn’t get another Armored Core :P  So I’m glad it’s back.

lol, imagine this series getting major outlet attention when releasing a trailer back in the day? I always had to go searching for it. Remarkable what some blockbuster hits for the dev can do. 

I don’t care about Sony or Gamepass, but I can’t imagine seeing the 2nd largest console manufacturer merging with the largest 3rd party publisher as a net positive.

If the agreement for the merger is contingent on it being approved in the UK, then yes, they are blocking it. 

I agree that SNW restrained themselves so far which was nice. I hope they can keep it up.

And yes, S3 of Picard was a vast improvement for that show, and given that it was a “one last hurrah” for them, the fate of the Federation being at stake could be more defensible, the problem is that they just did that in the…

the writers found a clever way to subvert it, with a conflict that doesn’t need to have galaxy-shattering ramifications to feel crucial for both the characters and the player.

So many hours into Bridge Commander. Such a great game. 

Square only making a limited physical release was an extremely stupid, and frankly mystifying idea. 

I just think the PSP versions of FFs 1, 2, and 4 look better than these. That they also have bonus content is just, well, a bonus.

And FFVI Advance had genuinely significant additions that should be included for any version to be considered definitive. 

The last part is my favorite part. The idea that Nintendo’s legal department just spends all day on kotaku instead of actually seeking out copyright violations. 

Huh, interesting. I do of course have attacked to the old miscolored ones, but...

Either version is much preferred over the plasticky, matte-color, YuGiOh protagonist-looking things they draw now.

Demanding back the $320k, while still petty, would at least follow logically. Punitive damages of over thirty-three times that amount for an individual and not a company is just insane.