Let’s take apart that blog post of theirs, shall we?
Let’s take apart that blog post of theirs, shall we?
The glorious return of the Kotaku fish
man i wish i still had this innocence.
Yeah no, where have you been? FFXIV’s a hyper-LGTBQ+ friendly (and horny) game. People are ecstatic that more clothes are going gender neutral and restrictions are being lessened.
I wonder what Tetsuya Nomura thinks about a Final Fantasy game *without belts*.
I have actually seen Reddit posts asking for this specifically.
It’s sad that Nintendo gives enough of a shit about this property to (probably) get litigious with folks like this who are simply wearing their heart on their sleeve, but don’t give enough of a shit to actually sell us westerners Mother 3 in any way, shape or form.
I’m on an iPhone 12 and no browser I try can keep up with some of these articles.
Just throwing this out there in case anyone at kotaku would actually care, I also run into these problems. It drives me away from using the website. If I’m trying to read and the page is jumping around up and down, a lot of the times I’ll just close the window and go to a different website. You are driving people…
Crazy right? Not making this up.
In it [Oneal] said he was paid less than her newly appointed counterpart, Mike Ybarra, and felt “tokenized, marginalized, and discriminated” during her time at the company.
Imma gonna presume he write this stuff on a keyboard unlike many of us who comment here so I would suggest burning ‘alt’ 0233 into the brain while writing about Pokémon!
Man, it’d be a shame if in the next paragraph I said something like
I see you’ve written a deeply personal recommendation for a game and the gamers are upset you said it’s theoretically better than the higher budget game.
I appreciate this as a good bit of writing. But with respect:
You need to speak in a way G/O understands if you want them to listen. Here, let me translate for you:
While details about how this name change is explained in-universe have yet to be divulged
It sounds like shitty game design because of the way it is described. When you actually play the game, breakable walls that you *need* to break to progress are pretty obvious.
Probably the player, right? I mean, he is the titular Animal that Crossed us, right?