the game sharing where you have one home system and other systems where anyone can play games on the home system and the purchaser plays on the others sounds like ps4 and xb1

I mean, it's worth noting that the PS4 works by almost the exact same rules

Honestly, these are basically the same as on the PS4; the difference is that far more people would consider multiple switches in a household than multiple PS4s.

They are, this is the exact same system you deal with if you own two Ps4. One is a primary, the other has to check if you can use it every time, automatic backups are disabled on the non-primary system but can be manually forced..

because nintendo fans are anime/children and sony gamers are adults.

interesting singleplayer conversation here

You’re doing God’s work.

The initial press release only mentioned PC (and the Neo Geo Mini), so I wouldn’t count on it being PS4 compatible.

hmm .. i’m beginning to suspect that those questions were made up!

Do any of you guys actually work in the game industry and speaking from experience or are you just echo-ing things you’ve heard in different places?
How do you know “RAMPANT mismanagement” is actually really the problem, exactly? 

dude, i apolegize, i was being vague to protect my anonymity, already felt i disclosed too much earlier in this thread, and i was not my intention to patronize. i suppose i should have kept quiet but i had some insight on the topic of hand and couldn’t it keep it to myself. will keep it at that to avoid digging myself…

Great article! KoF was indeed super popular here in Mexico and the “retas” could get intense, man. Around here, if you wanted to play, you’d queue your coin on the little slot between the screen and the body of the cabinet and waited for your turn. On the weekends you’d see 10 to 15 coins, sometimes more, queued on…

“EL KINO” as they used to call it in Mexico back in the 90's: mom would send you to get groceries, and you would play a round with the change left lol. where’s the change Juanito? no change mom, the prices went up lol.

You aren’t required to buy anything in this game.

Redditor: Calls dev’s “money-grabbing [sic] fucks”

Yeah, looking forward to it. But boy are people not used to Spiders games or expecting this to be a Bioware or Witcher game going to be surprised. Kind of worried for them because of that too, ha...

Anyone else love alarmist click bait article’s titles?

Hmmm...

I like your take a lot. I often wonder if we’re talking about two separate game industries. — the third-party AAA publishers, who care only about live services, long tails, and recurring transactions, vs. the industry that produces the games people actually want to play.