If you ended up stuck living inside a video game for the rest of your life, which game would you want it to be and why?

Pro: Jection.

Where was it ever implied or stated it was a sophisticated allegory.

This website writes to a particular audience. You obviously enjoy hate reading it you lil masochist.

confirmation bias

It doesn’t have to stop being fun but it will indeed be less fun because your house, car, insurance, etc. payments are linked to it.

If they are skill-less how did pro players end up using it? It also takes guts to break the rules. It’s all about the ego: they hate losing.

TKRL, OPRRA.

Who knew not having money for cosmetic upgrades was hell? However are you people actually going to overcome genuine adversity when you get this wigged out over mild inconveniences?

Adjusting a business model due to new competition hardly qualifies as caving.

“If I don’t get an immediate benefit, I’m not going to wait and see if I get any better benefits laters!!! I”m also going to ignore basic economic principles because I don’t understand them.”

Game makers have more money to make games, duh.

How is having 18% more to spend on game creation and getting the best employees going to help out people who play video games?!? Think.

Yes, however could a video game company gaining an extra 18% to spend on their games and paying their workers to attract the best talent ever help out people who play video games.

As an adult most the sets I have seen that have moved me to wanting them (but I didn’t buy any of them) have been architectural sets or space ships from Star Wars. This one blows them all out of the water. It’s like Lego Fallout.

Isn’t having kids one of the reasons to buy Lego sets? Or did your kids rebel by hating Lego?

I’m surprised at how little mention RDR2 is getting on these top 10 lists. Did everybody think “So and so will surely wax poetic about RDR2 so I can slide in another indie game and not mention it.” Or has the newness of RDR2 worn off making it not worthy of getting onto multiple top 10 lists from Kotaku’s writers.…

Capitalism thanks you for defending it.

You should look up confirmation bias. You’re looking for negativity to complain about so that’s what you see standing out when it’s actually only a small part of the story. Most people aren’t seeing a cool thing ruined by a negative but accurate sentence, they’re seeing a cool thing plus some redundant information…