My 82 year old grandma is a huge nerd. While she probably doesn’t know anything about twitch, I can totally see her streaming a Zelda game. She’s beaten all of them AFAIK.

This story is just a reminder that it’s best to think of this as Putin’s war, not Russia’s war. Because there are a lot of Russians (particularly the young) who don’t share Putin’s worldview.

Jail seems excessive. They should just have him pay the fine and make him spend a couple afternoons a week for a few weeks with a big sign in the middle of town saying “I accidentally broke the Internet - I’m sorry”. 

I’ve said things like this before, but Kotick seems to be emblematic of modern CEOs. The bizarre combination of incompetence and corruption while profiting massively despite dragging everyone else down makes him similar to an actual business version of Trump. Failing upwards, given a face.

OR...maybe people engage with games as art and therefore have nuanced priorities of what does and does not make a good game? Art is a bigger priority for some people. Some people love or hate games based solely on the soundtrack.

If I said, “Hey this game is beautiful but it controls like shit” I wouldn’t tell you to…

I mean, can you really blame people for being bummed about the artstyle & graphics? I think the general consensus is that most people want Gamefreak to build upon this, as it answers every single problem people have had with their “one step forward, 2 steps back” approach, but the graphics needs some working on.

As a first entry in a new series, of course it will take some growing into.

“This is a great foundation for future games to build on” has been the running mantra for every mainline Pokémon game since 2013.

SAME T_T

“But you said you wanted bipartisanship!”

Also, here is Mermista’s song:

These sound fun. Now I want a playlist of sea shanties for Sea Hawk. ADVENTURE!

Good catch! Switching out. 

Why am I continually seeing people spam that wildly incorrect report from a nobody website? Nobody has been fired, we’re all still here doin’ our thing. Like these posts, which you’re commenting under right now.

I appreciate you bringing attention to the lack of development over the last few years since Her Interactive’s last release of a ND game. I have been playing these mystery games since the early 2000's and to have such a large gap in development is a serious loss for me as a female gamer. I really hope this is not the…