If you’re going to go cheesy, you have to commit.  Strangers of Paradise is cheesy as hell, and leans into it.  This comes across as unintentionally cheesy, which is to say: poorly written.

I watch a lot of 50s B movies, and it looks pretty damned good to me. 

That’s actually way easier and way less impressive.

Look man, I get it. You grew up poor and couldn’t afford the help you needed, and now you resent the people who have access to the resources they need to get mental help. I can sympathize.

Go ask your mom.  Your lack of human decency is probably her fault anyway.

Please do go to therapy.  You clearly need it.

Good for him. Dude has a history of mental illness, and he takes it seriously. That’s a whole lot more than you can say about Kanye.

Dig up, stupid.  

Why on earth would you try to take weed from a state where it’s illegal to a state where it’s legal?  Just buy some when you get there.  

They have gone after already dominant IPs when it was feasible for them, they just can’t afford to do it as often or in as large a scale as Microsoft, so they have to be more strategic.

Gaming division revenue.

Either you believe that it is not ok to take established 3p IPs and make them exclusive, in which case the only difference between Microsoft and Sony is that one has way more money than the other, or you’re ok with it, and again the only difference is that one company can afford to do it at a larger scale than the…

Absolutely. Sony sold more copies of Spider-Man in 2021 than copies of Call of Duty Vanguard were bought on Xbox.

Nintendo seems to be doing just fine. Apple built themselves into a mobile gaming juggernaut before CoD Mobile existed.

No, Marvel did, and they specifically sought out Insomniac based on their previous work. It just so happened that Sony had bought them, also based on their previous work, and Marvel was willing to accept the console exclusivity that comes with a first-party published game. (Marvel was also trying to negotiate with…

Is Destiny CoD big? no, of course not.

I’ll give you Destiny and Bungie to a degree, but overall Sony tends to invest in small developers, build them up with exclusive deals, then buy them when they’ve proven themselves. That’s what they did with Insomniac and Sucker Punch.

So advertising a multi-plat game on your own platform is the same as buying up the publisher of some of the world’s biggest game franchises specifically to lock them down to your platform?

I dislike exclusives in any context as much as the next guy, but there’s a significant difference between buying smaller studios and funding their new exclusive projects yourself (Sony) and buying juggernaut studios so you can lock down their already dominant IPs (MS).

Again, Beyonce was not mean or inconsiderate with this lyric.