Oh. It’s the same person that wrote that “Hogwarts Legacy 6 Months Later: Is Anyone Still Playing?” article about a single-player game.

I think the Mario movie would have been better served dropping everything Donkey Kong and Mario Kart, and focus on fleshing an actual plot out instead. Visiting Dinosaur Land and enlisting Yoshis to aid would have made more sense. There were too many action pieces and little-to-no character development.

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It’s a single-player game and they sold over 15 million copies. I’m sure not how much WB would even care if zero people were playing it right now. It’s not a GaaS game.

I somehow doubt even Hiromu Arakawa herself would agree with this take. But I’m glad that you somehow interpreted the story that way and it resonated with you.

Hogwarts Legacy was an very successful game; however, there’s too many great games to play this year. We had Tears of the Kingdom, Diablo IV and now Baldur’s Gate 3 come out after Hogwarts Legacy. Starfield as next as the next potential big game for a zillion articles to be about.

The person has a really cocky attitude. I can’t imagine Sony going, “Wow! This is a person we should hire to do a remaster!” My assumption is that Sony will ignore this project though.

I don’t recall anybody talking about this story since because it’s not canon. Calling it “the most notorious story” is just marketing BS since nobody would give a damn about a sequel to this story otherwise.

I’m confused on the order. The article makes it sound like Turtles in Time is superior than the original arcade game but ranked it lower. Shredder’s Revenge is my number one with Turtles in Time at number 2.

How does Blizzard diffentiate between somebody purposefully doing this or legitimate disconnects? I’ve never played Diablo IV but this sounds like somebody people could had inadvertently discovered.

I mean, even your own lead actor even left the series. Henry Cavill leaving the series was a major sign that season 3 really had to be dog shit.

Well, according to other sites, Kotaku was given a directive to start using AI to write their articles.

The material drop rates can be awful to upgrade your gear for a single-player game. I spent a good chunk of yesterday farming Lynels — including Silver and White-Maned — for Lynel guts only to get 2 of 15 that I need. I need five Lynel guts to upgrade a piece of Solder’s gear. Silver and White-Maned Lynels are not…

Just pointing out their spiel that it seems like they’re backing out of within a month.

So... does this mean they’re not going to fix the game after all? The patches thus far have been dumbing down the graphics like what GameFreak did to “fix” performance issues.

GameStop is currently selling used copies of each at $65 a piece, letting you grab all three for just $130 instead of $195, at least while supplies last.

Nintendo has a history of backwards compatibility.

- Wii supported GameCube games.
- Wii U supported Wii games.
- GBC supported GB games.
- GBA supported GB and GBC games.
- Nintendo DS supported GBA games.
- Nintendo 2DS/3DS supported Nintendo DS games.

Glances at the Metacritic, OpenCritic and Kotaku’s own review

Smashing!

Sony has to maintain their relationship with Konami and Kojima so any documentary about Kojima from them is going to be sanitized portrayal. But honestly like that recent Disney+ Stan Lee documentary, neither documentaries needed to exist.