He’s also aged, and when people mature they make broad stroke changes to their lives. If I had recorded 18 year old me, I wouldn’t exactly like what I was saying, doing, or even wearing back then.

It’s pikachu’s pokédex number.

It’s a more “comic book” style pose. And there’s still butt there. Everybody wins.

I’m going to be serious and say that this is just all around an improvement.

Your definition of criticism is extremely narrow. Criticism can be good, bad, and everything in between. Expressing an opinion without any support is still criticism. It is simply criticism that lacks a compelling argument.

So you can’t tell people a product somebody is selling is bad when it in fact is because it’ll hurt the people who made said product’s feelings?

You know, Sterling was harsh against Scott Cawthorn’s first game and it he managed to turn that around and make Fivr Nights at Freddy’s, a good game with actual effort. What is Digital Honicide’s excuse? They have 20 games on Steam right now and two look like the same exact game seperated only by the position of…

Nah, Jim’s totally in the right here. These guys don’t have even 0.01% shot of winning.

So instead of finding faults with their products and working toward making a better one, they’re going to cry foul over the lack of objective reviews. Seems about right.

Oh boy, looks like it’s gonna be a Cloudy day today.

From when you boot up the game.

SEGA has also been terribly mismanaged over the last 10 or so years. I remember reading the articles predicting that SEGA was going to overtake EA and become the number one gaming publisher now that they were unshackled by the hardware. But nope. They allowed all their beloved IP’s to wither and die, absorbed or…

And yet, to this very day, we still have Sega fans blaming Microsoft and Sony for the death of Sega hardware, when the blunt, burning truth is Sega did it to themselves. Oh how I remember the back and forth flamewars with Sega fans during the early days of Kotaku over who was at fault and their refusal to accept that…