Just the changing shape of gaming. Exclusives are almost a thing of the past, it seems Microsoft have said they’re kinda okay with that, too (I mean, I can’t see them putting Forza on a PlayStation, mind...).

Well, it does seem to have hit the partial potential of handheld gaming, additionally, we don’t know how many the PS4 could have sold.

Pretty incredible, all things considered.

Osaka castle is neat because of the armour inside. And some of these spots are cool (I haven’t seen them all), but I think the best thing about some of the bigger cities in Japan (Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka) is that they’re kinda welcome you to walk and get lost. It’s a great place to just explore on foot, wander wherever.

You have to make sure you have an ink ribbon on hand so you can keep the results of the procedure.

Looks good enough to be in Blade Runner.

No really true anymore though. Sure, you do still need a sub to access online, but, you also get additional service benefits.

Xbox Live Gold is great, and Game Pass so far has been pretty fantastic, too.

A bear cosplaying as a bear? Lazy tbh.

This seems to be a bit of a thing in general. Not so much and entire Starbucks, but places have the machine, sometimes someone trained enough to mix the sugary shit, sometimes self serve.

Eh... I’d say CyberConnect2 would make a better game than Square-Enix at this point...

Interesting consideration.

The Switch also had an unknown level of popularity, so although they’re no like for like, your argument in this case isn’t really valid.

So, what was it that scared Nintendo into over-producing?

There are usually a whole bunch of guidelines in regards to what type of props are allowed, as well as the onsite checks.

A matter of time, really.

Good to see Titanfall 2 up there.

I’d just guess more played 1 than 3, perhaps.

AVA?

Meaning - no good reason/justifiable reason.