lol Found the bitter crypto-bro!

Remember, play to earn already exist, since the early days of MMO.

LMAO he was talking about trust and how cavemen didn’t trust each other, so they spent all of their energy worried about other cavemen stealing their caves and bonking their heads, and this started to change when they organized themselves in groups and head more liberty and time to develop society, then he says that…

Came looking for some delusional devs talking nonsense. Left fully satisfied.

Every attempt so far to integrate blockchain into games has wound up being built around speculation or pay-to-earn.

“Get ready for Pikachu with a machine gun getting blasted with a hadouken from Tom Nook in the metaverse people. Oh wait you can already do that in VR chat.”

Obviously something that is so strong you forget all knowledge besides what’s up your own ass lol  

Quest for Glory is an RPG/adventure game series first released that allowed you to export/import your player character between games from its first installment in 1989 to its last one in 1998. Pokémon has some places where it breaks a little but by and large has supported moving game elements between games. And these…

What always gets me about crypto advocates is how they keep pretending things that have existed for decades already are exciting new possibilities that can only happen with blockchain tech.

“Imagine reading your favorite comic book or watching the latest season of a show you love, except they are all based in the same amazing world.”

I want to see a world where the characters and stories that I love don’t end after I finish the game. That’s been a dream of mine for several decades. The biggest hurdle to overcome has been that there hasn’t been a meaningful way to connect different entertainment worlds together in the right way. Web 3 will unlock…

I wish nothing more than for the refined combat of Torna to make its way into the main game because holy shit it was smooth.

This is your usual musou. P5S was essentially a JRPG but instead of turn-based, you have small-scale musou battles.

Any word on where this game falls for the “I don’t like musous but loved P5S’s musou-adjacentness” among us? I’d nearly written off this spin-off family by that point but really loved Strikers.

What did they think Vita was? Chopped liver?

You're making Eternal Punishment cry with that statement. 

Just... try to picture how incredibly unpopular a game would have to be for a boss to only have been killed ~80 times.

Cats walk around their spaces with their tails confidently up. I very rarely see stray or feral cats with their tails up. They’re always running around with their tails down, furtively glancing back at you to see if they need to go into a full sprint.

The year is 2030. There are no video games because cryptobros used all the Earth’s electricity to mint a single Super NFT, which depicted a vomiting monkey wearing a fez. Some guy bought it for $93 million and said “I’ll sell it for four times as much!” right before it ceased to exist because there was no longer any…