How can DLC about George Washington become King of America have any historical accuracy to it?

Yes, because after Disney bought Marvel, things have obviously gone horribly for them.

Well, here's my reason against that.

For sure, and the joblessness is tough - I hear you on that, having been out of a job a couple months last year and the toughness that it was was.

I still haven't bought the games because of money issues, but...man oh man. I love Studio Ghibli - Mononoke is probably one of my favorite movies. I'm hoping I'll get it as a Valentine's Day present, because I'd really love to experience it before Bioshock comes.

Money comes and goes, but collector's items are invaluable. I bet if you sell it, you will regret it.

Shop contest?

That Echo system looks like every other system that every dev uses to manage closed testing. They're basically doing their jobs, and trying to use slick marketing to sell it as if it is something cool or special. The game looks pretty solid, but trying to sell the game on the fact that you tested your game seems…

While the apology is insincere, he has a decent point about the industry having a conflict of interest.

No one claimed that FFXII was a shot-for-shot remake of Star Wars. It isn't. Neither are the characters 100% derivative of Star Wars.

The reason it is a big deal is because he wrote the whole composition of the cover. It wasn't just a cover - it was essentially a brand new song, except for the lyrics. The guitar part was completely original. So, while Glee to do its own cover isn't bad in and of itself, the fact that they completely stole his…

The poses are almost identical. I'm not saying he's right, but he isn't wrong either. Both only have "armor" on one armor and shoulder, similar hair, similar pose.

Bad art design doesn't mean outdated visuals. For example, Crash and Spyro are great examples of games with good art design, but are outdated graphically.

The story of the game falls into antiquated, clearly racist tropes in particular the "Magical Negro"/"Noble Savage" story trope, which was surprising to even see in a contemporary story.

Give it 10 years and we won't be hearing these ridiculous arguments anymore. By that time, everyone will be playing games and the blame will quickly shift to whatever the "new" scary unknown thing is.

Sony would make more money if the game was available on more platforms.

I made note of that in my original post. While that's a nice coincidence, you can't make an argument based on a coincidence.

That's exactly my point?

Says the person using the internet to post this comment.