With bigger streams like this, yeah, it’s basically unusable. Smaller streams (obviously) have less people spamming the chat.

Epic Store exclusive on PC. It’s PC users who are upset, not console players.

It’s a shame that so many people will write this off due to it being an Epic Store exclusive on PC. The trailers for the game on YouTube have been hammered by dislikes and angry comments, and while I absolutely understand why people are upset, I hope the game can move past its reputation and reach a wider audience.

The original reveal trailer said “play it first on PS4,” so presumably that means it’ll come to other platforms at some point. My guess is that they might compile all the standalone releases into one package and then port that to PC and Xbox Whatever is Out When These Things are Done.

Yeah, this game is probably cancelled.

I’m not sure it’s fair to say that an adult criticizing a film that seems to be heavily invoking 90s nostalgia (Sonic in general, Jim Carrey’s vintage antics, Coolio on the soundtrack) is “outside the target demographic,” but go off, I guess.

He’s literally already doing that. https://www.cameo.com/guyversnake

There’ll be more news at E3. My guess is Sony paid SE for some footage to raise the prestige of their not-Directs after the first one got a poor reception.

Just remove DMC2 entirely. I don’t think anyone would complain.

I think DMC4 Special Edition would also be a good fit. The original game came out on 360, so it should be okay on Switch. Don’t know how the absurdity of Legendary Dark Knight mode would work, though.

The LiA site says it’s for Dragon Quest Builders. http://lifeinaggro.com/archive/

Hey, an actually decent layout from Life in Aggro this week!

The only possible justification I can find is that Sonic gets faster/more comfortable with his powers as the film progresses. Maybe there’s some Superman stuff going on where he only has powers because of Earth’s atmosphere or something.

You can’t just “make the game balanced.” There’s always gonna be blind spots in the development and playtesting process that players can exploit, so the devs always need to stay on their toes to correct that. But then those corrections will lead to new exploits, which requires more corrections, and so on.

It doesn’t feature professional fashion people, but Crymetina Critiques scratches a similar itch, I feel.

It’s not native; Sony developed it for the Parappa the Rapper “remaster” and has also used it for Patapon and Locoroco. Modders have gotten some other games working on it, too.

Yes, but that was also running under emulation, and also that version’s still in Japanese, so any English re-release would probably want to use the PSP version anyway.

Because it’s just the bonus ROMs included on the PSP remake of Rondo running on Sony’s PSP emulator. An emulation of an emulation, if you will. Porting it to another system would require either emulating the original PS1 and PC Engine ROMs or making their own PSP emulator.

Oh, it’s about that.