Absolutely. This article is very disconcerting. Doing side quests is knew thing. Pacing sucking to the tune of 50 hours is another.

It’s a problem with the game design, because there’s no real narrative or gameplay drive to finish the main quests:

Photoshop guru here. I’m sure there was a billboard (most likely with indecipherable AI text on it) on the side of the yellow building. The lazy way to fix that is by box selecting a section above or below the billboard (including a piece of palm tree) and stretching it to cover the entire side. This not only causes…

I dunno. I could actually see this being intentional, and even think it’d be a cool concept if it was.

What better way to illustrate a show about a dystopian future?

Hire human beings/real artists, you sacks of shit.

Several seconds? Amateurs. Did they learn nothing from Tyler Durden? You’re only supposed to add a bunch of frames of it.

I think it’s less “emasculation”, and more that they are confronted with the thought of viewing women as human beings instead of objects and property.

Games:

That’s why we didn’t link to them!

Yeah this all sounds cool but do I really need my random NPCs saying unimportant and uninteresting thoughts about anything I say...I mean we already created internet comments for this very reason.

A more visionary, a little further-out look at what we might get: https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.03442

“Hey NPC, can you tell me where to find the Sword of Radiant Light?”

Fans reacting to Majora’s Mask: Look what they have done to my Legend of Zelda games!

For the love of Kami and all things Japanese, PLEASE make the next game a classic Zelda game with a linear story and dungeons with hookshots and boomerangs and the like.

Prays for unbreakable weapons

Yes.

RetroArch is the outfit generally disliked in the emulation community, right? Or is that someone else? Also,

This is great coding, fantastic, love trying to read articles on this website.

I’m in the same place. Except HK and Mario Oddyssey the Switch has been a pretty big disappointment.