Bully.

This is all predicated on me actually giving a shit if someone sitting at home on cam is able to monetize it.

I don’t really think that’s true. With Club Nintendo you were redeeming points from games which run $40-60. With PS+ and later Games with Gold you were getting digital releases for your subscription price which by itself costs...as much as one game per year.

Jesus Hitler Christ. So can we finally move past denial and start accepting that Nintendo lives in a bubble? A bubble where Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong, Samus, even Ness are considered less important to bring to billions of phones than Miis? Way to let an entire planet down.

Thankfully we have a blogger to tells us not only exactly what happened despite not being there but also that it was racially motivated.

Right after Fallout 4? I’ll be too busy blowing ghoul heads off. But I hope Lost Odyssey makes the early cut. Been itching to revisit that but not dig out my 360. Being a MS funded game my fingers are crossed it hits early.

So he broke the contract he signed, you talked shit about his workplace (indirectly still counts, I doubt I’d keep a job at say a mayor’s office if my wife consistently blasted the local government publicly) and yet you blame it on...sexism.

I’m sure that the best companies in the industry will all agree that releasing a game should be followed by hiring more people to...work...on that...game. Wait a second, what?

But screw turtles amiright? Just stomp em and kick their dirty shells right into mushrooms.

Skipping Halo for a while and grabbing Divinity instead. Maybe get Darksiders too for a change of pace.

If you’re just telling people what they want to hear, you’re terrible at big data and analysis. The entire point of mining data like that is to find out truths that aren’t from the gut or necessarily positive. Frankly when it comes to VR I don’t see anywhere near the interest, excitement, or developer participation to…

Never thought I’d see the day someone agrees with me on this.

I think I missed the train the day a book and stickers went for $100 ON SALE.

I think I missed the train the day a book and stickers went for $100 ON SALE.

I’ll question devs on integrity and laziness and ill intentions forever. Like any field, it’s the only way to keep them on the up and up. Kudos when you work hard, criticism (out of love) when you stray.

Nope and never will. I play too inconsistently and find the whole emote thing really dumb. Add in that you can spend real money to further emote? No thank you.

I still find devs to be whiny and entitled and FAR too interested in some message than having a good time playing. Certainly not all but I see more and more people behind games that complain about gamers (you know, the ones that actually pay the bills even without signing the check) and bitch about the culture that…

You could have saved a lot of time by asking: Remember that good JJ Abrams movie?

He should chat with his old bud Schafer. Way too much spent on the documentary, delays, and a lack of important transparancy. I don’t need a line by line detail but when things go past your original aim you should step up and say why.

The VR stuff is awfully myopic today I see. Price won’t matter day 1? So when you sell to 8 enthusiasts and your product is considered a flop that developers won’t waste their time on, in a year that’s ok because I can find it in the bargain bin with no games or other uses? Silly.

Google doesn’t make money from any specific site that isn’t making money on the backend. And that is extremely apples and oranges. Both are tech and both have governance under the same bodies but that’s like talking airlines and car manufacturers. There are just too many specific details that differ. Like how Google…