Kindly tell us what you like so we can explain why it sucks.

And you’re just *drowning* in confirmation bias.

Didn’t see your post before chiming in, but I’ll second your thought.

Depends on what you mean by motion controls.

It’s a great game for sure, but I think you’re casually forgetting dozens of other decades-old games that are still actively played, discussed, and generally loved on a regular basis.

I think it’s about appearance as much as taste. Sesame seeds are cheap, and they make the bun look like something other than a homogenous lump of bread.

They’d have to think about their beliefs for longer than it takes to read a bumper sticker in order to actually realize that.

It looks like the dog is humping the car.

I’m a fan, too. I just think Shantae is too overexposed (so to speak) to be remotely exciting as a teaser. It’s a good series, but it’s also been done, and done, and done.

They need to just give it to Shin’en and be done with it. 

Plus, would Shantae even be that exciting? I mean, it’s a fine series, but it seems like a new Shantae comes out every six months.

Yes, yes, yes.

Fiiiiiiine.

More than one? There are like eleventy billion of them. I love Picross to pieces, and they are actually releasing new installments faster than I can play them.

You’re getting a lot of shit, but I agree. Perhaps the headline doesn’t do the article any favors, sort of implying that there are no games that enjoy the act of creation.

It’s hard to read when you’re furiously typing bullshit.

I think everyone gets the point just fine. The hair-splitting is in as much jest as your comment.

I don’t even follow sports anymore, but I grew up on Long Island in the 80s when Shea Stadium still existed, and that was enough to make me spit out my beer.

VR is an advantage precisely because you can see more of your surroundings at a glance, and it’s far quicker and more natural than a hatswitch.

Reviewers bear some of the blame, honestly. It’s rare that a review doesn’t contain some kind of estimate for how many hours you’ll play the game.