I did hear it in his voice while I was typing.

What happened to it being about the journey, man?

Black Flag was my first and only AC game, and I feel like this review reflects my feelings on it from last year. I never felt Black Flag was anything more than a bunch of shallow concepts Frankensteined together in a frustrating and ultimately disappointing experience. I can't imagine how much worse Unity is for…

I would buy based on the proposed list alone. Integrated DLC almost sounds too good to be true.

I'm ashamed to admit that I was listening to Cowherd when Simmons was on and talking about LBJ. Simmons prefaced his suggestion that LBJ had reached his physical peak by saying something to the effect of "I'm not saying this is certain and I hope I can speculate without people jumping all over me tomorrow for saying…

Maybe next quarter Sony will refrain from releasing a financial report as to stop fueling the console war.

Terrible for consumers. But neither Sony or Microsoft is going to back off knowing the other will keep doing this. When framed as "bonus content" I don't have as much problem with it right out of the box. But selling the DLC on both consoles for the same price and offering more content on one is pretty bad. Most of…

I must confess that although I plan to buy this game, I have never been a very big fan of the franchise in general. My kids will love the characters and amiibos so I'm going to make the purchase, but Smash has never hooked me. Maybe I just don't care for fighting games in general. I want to be excited but I'm not.

That was five months ago though. For the sake of argument let's say two new Metroid games get announced today. When could we reasonably expect to play them? Nine months from now? A year? Nintendo and release dates are usually a dicey proposition, so maybe 18 months?

I wish I had your optimism.

The boosters are generous with their vehicles too. They offer him a lift after every game.

How about doing a better job of setting expectations? If your games are typically not hitting their announced dates, that doesn't necessarily mean development is a failure. It means you need to be a bit more realistic about when you expect to ship the game, and communicate that to your potential customers.

[Port begs]

Maybe you should try it...

Common-folk Red Zone with Scott Hanson is "free" if you have access to NFL Network, and I'm guessing a lot more people have NFL Network than an Xbox One.

You're right. Why is that game on CBS?

And you quite clearly don't understand what consumer products are.

There are no absolute statements in my reply to you specifically because of those examples.

They are consumer products often backed by millions of dollars in development. To some of the people that make them, they are art. To most of the people that bankroll them, they are products with risks that must be mitigated to ensure ROI.

Good God, Lemon.