Overcooked is a fantastic title and Edith Finch looks great. It’s just that considering what they’ve taken and what they’ve offered previously it seems like they’re trying to downplay the program as a whole. These games have been bundled 1000 times on PC and are a number of years old. They lack a certain wow factor,…

I want one of three things, either add one more game per month, or add a VR game (so that eventually its worth it for me to buy a PSVR), or both. Even last months two games were cool, but as someone who has PS Plus just for the games, not great.

Same games for Europe. I just checked the EU blog.

I’m just happy that I didn’t grab Edith Finch on Epic so I can enjoy this one.

oh how i wish you added which games in which regions are free for the month. i’ve been excited so many times seeing these posts before remembering, when i go into the psn store, that just bc a game is free in the us doesn’t mean we get it in the eu.

This isn’t a *bad* selection per se... it’s just sort of underwhelming.

And now he will be banned for development for them because of the shit he pulled, like seriously, if you want your product out, work with the people who can help you and not do stuff like this.

He doesn’t seem to fully get the real problem here.

Because these kind of things can be exploited. Sure, his intent is to make it work with Ruby only, but that does not mean that you can’t inject additional instructions or execute things outside of the original intention.

hard disagree, having something spoiled in a story makes me completely lose interest and not care about it at all. Then I feel sad.

Right, but see my comment about prefaces. No one considers book jacket summaries spoilers because presumably that’s stuff the author wants you to know going in. And from the summary of the study it seems like the material was presented as such. In which case they were really just giving two sets of people two…

Hard disagree, Arn. Everyone has the right to experience stories for the first time on their own terms. That first experience is absolutely special. Because it’s me, in the moment, piecing stuff together by my self and coming to the revelations as the creator chose to lay them out. That is something you can ever only…

I mostly agree with you, but, I get the feeling that people like this get off on the idea of ruining something for other people and despoiling their enjoyment of a thing and knowing that there will be no real consequences for their actions.

Exactly, all this nonsense about spoilers not really ruining a movie, no shite Sherlocks, of course, if the movie is generally good, you’re still going to like it, doesn’t mean it’s cool for some douchenozzle to reveal plot points before I get to see the movie for myself especially if they are doing it intentionally...

I mentioned that episode to my wife when we were waiting outside the theater doors. That’s a legit fear of mine and I debated on wearing headphones for just in case. Luckily no one spoke when they came out of the theater.

My dude, this is, like, the longest winded way of saying “It’s only a movie, but also, don’t be an asshole”.

They rob you the oportunity of experiencing the movie as it was intended, you can always watch it more times if you want to and get all the things you mentioned about story etc, but the first time experience is completely ruined.

My 3DS backlog isn’t that long, but it sits directly behind my DS backlog which is about 50-80 games deep (list, not actual copies). The DS has so many games I wonder if people just played the top rated ones and moved on much like the Wii. 

I bought A LOT of 3ds games, and many are 50+ hr games (rpgs and Pokemon and Harvest Moon-alikes). I still haven't finished Yokai Watch 3 or Detective Pikachu or Monster Hunter Stories...