sure, I agree. But it’s in the public knowledge base for people who stumble upon it or want to find out. If anything, the press is just bringing attention to the question and putting more attention on that fact, whereas any acknowledgement of the developer would otherwise probably go unnoticed.

It seems like the type…

I think it’s probably market dilution. If you want a plain chocolate or vanilla, you’ll probably get just a choco or vanilla - but if you want ice cream with a bunch of different bits in it, there’s a ton of standard and rotating competition to rocky road.

But games aren’t SUVs? The notion of using a specs block to evaluate a game's worth just seems super depressing to me.

idk, I feel like the article stressed multiple times that these moves are often popular, well-reviewed, and enjoyable.

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The real coup was signing an 18,000 season order for a reheated sci-fi show.

Um but, that’s not how editors work

Well, she also mentioned Speed in the article! (Kidding. I actually have a huge soft spot for Twister).

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The crazy thing is it sounds like suicide squad was in development for nearly a decade.

Next up, a mini game where you have to sort layers of different colors across multiple beakers.

I mean, is that not true?

But that war was justified. Everyone knows that Sega had an active nuclear weapons program.

It’s just like how Netflix ditched DVDs for streaming and haven’t been heard from since.

Hopefully they'll get George Carlin's AI to play him.

And instead of his sidekick being a kid in bright spandex, it’s a big, quiet Lurch-sized dude in a mime costume. Solomon Grundy maybe!

Like he’s called “The Jokester” or something and is a pun-themed crimefighter and throws pies instead of batarangs and drives a clown car and Batman is like Darkbat, secretly Bruce Maroni-Wayne, Gotham’s kingpin. And there’s probably like a guy called one-face who is just such a boring dude.

Calling it now. This is a “good guy” Joker from one of those stupid opposite day universes - and the Batman in the main game is his evil Batman counterpart.

That seems like an unnecessarily broad assumption considering the ongoing success of the Injustice series and Marvel and DC’s success in the mobile space. And Midnight Suns seems like a particularly suspect point of comparison because of how idiosyncratic it is. I like a lot about the game, but it’s about as far as…