True enough

Well, I did specify November.

It sold 11,934 issues in November which is the last available month. There's a lot of stuff that sold worse. Only 3 books managed six digit sales, so it's not awful. http://www.comichron.com/monthlycomicss… It's not brilliant, either.

Cry harder.

This is also my favorite 2D Zelda. It's the only one I've beaten so far, too.

I enjoyed it as a kid, but it did not age very well.

"Thanks for agreeing with my opinions."

I wasn't being condescending, but okay. Thanks for the discussion. Have a nice day.

Okay. If we're going to continue this conversation, you need to calm down. You're creating arguments as if I'm attached to the idea of only playing male protagonists which I have already repeatedly said is not a preference of mind. Secondly, the misunderstanding is on your side. Allow me to elaborate.

You seemingly chose to ignore part of the statement I gave. Allow me to give you what I said word for word: "I am not for diversification for the sake of diversity." This is not the same sentence as "I am not for diversification."

Tomb Raider got a lot of exposure. And with any other studio, 3 million in sales would have been brilliant. Maybe it is still brilliant and Square was deluded. I'm not arguing that games with female leads cannot do well because it has been shown that they can. My only argument is that games with male leads do better.…

I'm looking at this from a business sense, nothing more nothing less. I'm all for diversification. But I'm not a proponent for diversification for the sake of diversification.

But if you follow what I said and removed games that allow you to create your own character, you still have a lot of games with male leads. This is kind of the point I was getting at. I don't count games where you create your character because they're usually not fleshed out characters anyway. They're just avatars.

They were probably expecting that because Tomb Raider is an established franchise that I guess a lot of people like. I wouldn't personally say 3 million is bad.

You can't really bring up games where you can pick the gender of your character. I mean I personally enjoy games with female leads, but I think it has been proven that they perform significantly worse than games with male leads. So as a publisher you have to make decisions based on what you think will cause your…

The gameplay is what keeps me going back to Kingdom Hearts.

Journalistic integrity at its finest, folks.

Well, we've still got SimCity 4.

That's kinda sad.

What about Mr. Mime? What about Jynx?