See the comment above yours. The answer seems to be “Yes”

I don’t know why, but I’ve seen this posted 1000 times and I laugh every single time.

I see absolutely nothing to “defend”. Why anyone would need to justify the way they play a game, especially a single-player title, is beyond me. To me, the developer’s original design is always nothing more than a suggestion and a gaming experience is what you make of it.

Too bad Tony never developed a mutation that would make him immune to alcohol.

My prediction: Half-Life 3 is released. It’s a fully-immersive VRMMO. The entire world’s population jacks in on release, only to get trapped inside.

Fuck cancer

What a downgrade in graphics!

They have to sell way more than that to be financially successful these days.

A million copies is low by todays standards.

Don’t forget that SE said that those 3m+ sales didn’t make it a success so I’m not sure how 1m would suddenly be.

America isn’t a country, it’s a business.

You’d get better ventilation with a deathstar. But it would be more prone to blowing up.

“Beep boop, motherfucker. Beep. Boop.”

... It’s insane that just playing this game on an SNES emulator is better than playing the actual official PC release.

I’m glad to hear this fellow has work... but now I’m just despondent, pining for the days when Star Trek wasn’t a by-the-numbers summer tentpole. With Beastie Boys music.

And the Season of Infamy is apparently taking some cues from Arkham Asylum, the first Batman game from dev studio Rocksteady.

Taboo-D2

Yagotta be kidding me.

Sure, there are the labor costs.