And who says a genius cannot also be a cheat? And who says a cheat cannot also be a genius? Riddle me this.

Someone obviously didn't read anything I have posted, I stated he made money from the adverts. I very clearly said that he cheated people out of their time. I never he cheated them out of their money. That is what all the vitriol is about. Though for that matter, time is money.

Ah but you are wrong my good Sir, Pac Man is on by getting the highest score and for a limted amount of time the person that got the highest score is considered the winner. Ant again, Flappy Birds is an ad delivery system disguised as a game which makes him money of people never being able to get ahead.

not necessarily, Flappy Birds = ad delivery system that looks like a game. Game Developers I'll give you, but most other things aside from ebooks and paper books can be played in the background and listened to (music, movies, audio books) while one is working or doing school work. Not this tap tap tap (he gets more…

This is true, after that though Sega's active involvement stops. They just basically just said yes you can use our characters and environments for the backdrop. After that though...

Yes, but he made it so unwinnable that people will keep trying even if they know they can't win. The longer they try to win, the more money he makes from the ads displayed on screen. So yes, cheating people by playing with their emotions, obviously not a new concept but still insidious.

Still, it is not completely dictated by BigRedButton.

Remember Sonic Boom has a theme and style derived from it's companion animated series. Blaming a western studio for how the game is shaping from an thematic and stylistic stand point is unfair. If anything blame Sonic Team for failing to make a proper Sonic game without the help of Yuji Naka.

A bad game, apparently using stolen assets or so lightly modified you can't the difference between the assets he used and the original. And he made much much money cheating people into thinking they could win. So he is a cheater and a thief, the only things of note he did was play off of people's psychology of…

""Tedious" is too kind a word for what happens to your party over the next few chapters. In order to get the game's true ending, you'll have to repeat a series of four dungeons—and four boss battles—five times each."

The thing is, it's like that in Oblivion and Skyrim as well. I mean I am not sure about with it's graphical fidelity, but I would be willing to bet...

Thank you Banamouth. I was coming here to say exactly this.

Ok so Nintendo Cereal System could return and make 6 year old me ecstatic? I'm ok with this.

"There are seven deadly sins Captain. Gluttony, Greed, Sloth, Wrath, Pride, Lust and Envy. Seven. You can expect fire more of these" /endquote

Which is just a nice, polite way of saying he was fired.

Super Mario Kart only needed a team of 10 people to make it. 10. People. That's insane.

It was hard when I first played it, on the N64 version back in 98 when I was 17. But, I recently just played through it again on the 3DS, and (aside from some forgetfulness) it felt easier than it did whenI originally played it.

There needs to be McDonald's tie in, I want Attack on Titan happy meals.

Oddly enough I have had more WD drives fail on me than Seagate.