Jesus lol you non-developers are always a source of entertainment.

No, people are hugely bitter that they "broke their promises". I'm winding them up. Because here I am enjoying the whole game, and the little bits they release later. People should just relax and wait till it's ready. Especially since those people appear to have zero grasp of how games are made.

It doesn't matter how hard they pushed it. (ps. They didn't even mention online heists until after it launched)

Nope! Essentially GF are an independent game studio that gets contracted to make Pokemon games, as it was their concept but the IP was sold to Nintendo.

Not the first time GF have made a game for non-Nintendo hardware. But it's a little funny isn't it, teaming up with Nintendo's old rival.

Want Blood Dragon 2 please.

That's why I don't take huge risks and I stick to one plot at a time. Eventually it will burst, and if that happens I'll either have some land to my name to hold onto or a house for my kids to live in when they're old enough.

When I lived in Tokyo our walls were certainly insulated, they usually are in apartments, especially in Japan where architecture is pretty advanced.

"regardless of how little sense it makes."

I'm lucky to live in a place where land values keep going up. My investment is in buying up land, sitting on it for a couple of years to see what happens in the area and either selling the land back at a profit or developing property on it depending on what that area needs. It's zero risk here. I always get something…

"even if they don't explicitly use the word 'promise'." then the fault lies with you. Your next step should be to stop getting overly attached to companies.

Maybe they could sing in their homes?

I think I remember this game.

I'm not invested at all. I just worry that nerds especially seem to be getting confused over the word "promise", and holding companies accountable for "breaking promises". It's quite weird they'd do that.

I don't know what a 401k is, is that something in your country?

R&D and investment brings financial gain (hopefully) to the investor. That's the purpose.

Because there is none, are you happy with lower standards?

We can put it to bed when people read dictionaries and stop getting so emotionally tied to gaming studios. That'd be a nice start wouldn't you say?

Someone that throws money at something they love with zero guarantees of getting it, sounds pretty fanatical to me (to use the definition of the word).

You're missing out on some gold, I've got him coming out with some weird stuff. Did you know he's not stupid for getting words wrong; he's actually smarter than average according to someone who wasn't a doctor.