Yeah, the one guy with over 7,000 hours has spent nearly a full year of his life playing one game. That seems like it crosses a line into something unhealthy, unless he's playing it professionally- and even then...

Simply claiming the game was based on the 90% metacritic score title, when it was a port of the 60-something % metacritic phone game, along with the very carefully constructed artifice of intentionally misleading information is probably enough to fall under false advertising. Or one of its related regulations.…

*looks up at lab* *looks at pic*

Customizing an immersive entertainment product to include a representative of 45-50% of the population isn't exactly an unreasonable request. And the temper tantrums coming from guys who're apparently mortally threatened by the specter of diverse characters in a video game doesn't reflect well on gamers, gaming, or…