You think you own that PC copy of the game you bought? If you’re lucky, you own discs with licensed media on them that are still worthless because they will do nothing should Steam/Uplay/Origin/EGS shut down.

hahahahahaha

Oh look, it has all the issues that were predicted the moment this was announced.

I live just outside of Des Moines, and my internet speed is 3.5 mbps. Stadia is the opposite of feasible here.

I’m thinking that’ll be the case for any place, that you or a friend, don’t have control over the network.

It means it probably won't work over most hotel WiFi networks either. 

Valve: “Behold! A new Half-Life game...”

It’s not that they lost the key elements that made Pokemon special; those elements have been there in every game so far, to the point where people say the games are getting stale.

If you’re disappointed, stop playing. The game is no longer for you. Move on and find something else and stop trying to force it into your life. 

Because expectations. It’s like getting upset about Animal Crossing because it doesn’t have the sprawling depth of Breath of the Wild. In that same fashion, Pokemon is never going to be the deep role-playing game with in-depth game mechanics or pander to the hardcore community because that’s not who the game is for.

The…

Is it easy?  Didn’t realize most people had the hardware necessary to rip n64 roms just sitting around the house. Or wait... are you suggesting that people commit a crime?!

I feel like for some of these devs, that multiple playthroughs weren’t a focus. Like I’m sure in some of the studios, they unintentionally(or intentionally) put more effort into really nailing the first impression and they just assume as long as the first time feels good, they’ll just do it again.

You come to a website to complain that its editorial direction displeases your personal sensibilities, then accuse others of being triggered. How do your balls fit into your pants?

To be fair, I think people with limited time looking for a quick, painless fun wouldn’t want to play an 85+ hour game which mainly consists of delivering goods like an UPS guy...

Yeah, cops usually do don’t they

You’re right. That sounds crazy.

Nice to know the sequel to Hotel Mario brings the series to its deserved greatness.

Barbara Ehrenreich is the only writer I’ve seen cover this at all, in Nickle and Dimed. She points out that most working class/low wage job people literally need the stimulation of nicotine to not pass out during their 18 hour workdays, and their cigarette breaks are the only time in their day that belongs to them.

I get where you are coming from but, you know, you can still go outside...

This kind of thing always reminds me how awesome gullible people are.