Of the 30.75 million unites sold worldwide, over half (18~18.5 million) were sold in the US.

Same. Girlfriend lets me play it as long as I’m “hanging out” with her. But the amount of money I’ve spent on games due to owning this thing is absurd. I don’t even want to know.

So in the regards of any future plans, titles, and such being leaked, I say “you reap what you sow.”

Got one of the first 512 models, and tempting as it may be with the oled screen. I’ll hold off for a 2 version with improved performance for now.

I don’t want to be anti-fun but I can’t imagine this not being bad

So weird to me how this is “you should change this” as if everyone would prefer what the author does

Absolutely not. They're hilarious. 

the flowers are cool and they are my friends. i will never silence them. 

“Using something you created to solve a problem you created” is late-stage capitalism in a nutshell, baby!

using AI ... to reduce the effort required to make animation can open the doors for a lot of creators to actually have the throughput needed to exist in the online animation space without need[ing] the backing of a full production house or alternative content to fill the schedule gaps so that the algorithm doesn’t…

I’m in the opposite camp, I’ve been waiting 10 years for a new AC. The newest Bethesda RPG can hang out for a while until I’ve kicked enough robots off of cliffs.

As someone who’s accustomed to action games, I have to disagree with Digital Foundry’s take on graphics modes. We need that 60 FPS precision to accurately time dodge and parries, and to feel like you’re getting more skilled at the game.

“My answer is simple,” he said. “You need to have the best story, you need to have the best graphics, you need to have the best battle system, you need to have a lot of content, you need to have the Chocobos, you need to have Moogles, you need to have great sound, and that makes a Final Fantasy. And if you’re…

“in-game character responding in real-time to words the player says out loud”

she even expresses interest in becoming a government agent! That’s vastly more personality than OG Ashley ever had.

I don’t see the problem with her in this remake.  She starts out very much afraid and unconfident, as she should be since she’s an untrained young woman going through a severely traumatic experience.  And then through the small actions she takes she’s able to gain back some of that confidence and sees Leon as someone…

That's a no from me. Her characterization was vastly improved and she felt like a much more rounded person. 

you mean free people up to pursue a career in something fulfilling that they might actually enjoy, such as art?

“There is literally nothing ethically dubious about artificial intelligence.”