Regarding the trans/used to be a guy stuff? No I meant Erica, who flirts with one of the guys through out the game and then at the end tells him that she have gone through a sex change, and the whole thing is presented as a prank. https://catherine.fandom.com/wiki/Erica_Anderson

There is a radical diffrence between “fan-service games” and “games that sexulizes prepubescent girls while they are talking about their non-existing breasts”. That is not the standard for Japanese games nor visual novels. 

This comment is golden. They are actually talking about real stuff, about working conditions. And you fall back on "what about microtransactions??? Shouldn't we talk about that??"

Tokyo is far from alone in that, basically every region have a law that raises the age, and on a national level it is illegal to “corrupt the youth” on people who is below 16 to 18 years old.

I don’t remember if Catherine was supposed to be underaged or not, but it is an example of sexuality done mostly right in my opinion. And it is a Japanese game that actually feature Sex, which is very uncommon. Sexuality usually starts and ends with looking at boobs and panties in those games, a childs fascination of…

If Japan could just A, have sexual themes in their games that didn’t feel like they were written by horny 13 year olds and B, stop sexualizing kids and flirting with the pedo audience, I will never say a bad thing about them again.

I have seen three reviews now and all have been positive. Who was critical of it?

“It’s been said a thousand times before about Dragon Age: Inquisition, but it sure is refreshing to play a AAA game that treats sex not like a win-state, nor a titillating cutscene, but as a living part of an ever-changing relationship.”

Of all the things I love about Inquisition, and I love a ton of things, this…

Anything specific you are thinking about regarding re-writing the lore? As someone who have been in love with the setting since Da:O I can’t really think of anything.

The vast majority of my captures on the Switch is in the main menu in Mario Kart or Mario Tennis, usually from any of the multiplayer nights where someone who wasn’t used to the joy con pressed it by accident. Except for that I have one cool shot on the Master Sword because I thought I could use it as a background on…

When these kids talk about “White Genocide” they never actually mean genocide, with murders and all that. They mean that there will be less pure white people, which freaks their little racists minds out.

Or people do not use anonymous reviews on a storefront that is primarily populated by teenaged memelords and go looking for reviews in literally any other place. That is the best alternative.

“Theoretically, some reviews that are just messages of support for Notre-Dame could be considered “off-topic” by Valve’s new anti-review bomb standards, but I have hunch they’ll be given a pass in this case.”

Like I said, I use it a lot. I have played more 360 games on my Xbox One than I have played Xbox One games.

Here is a list of all the games that are backwards compatible. If you own a disc of one you just need to insert it and it will download the game.

I played it and liked it back when it came out some decade ago, but got stuck on a boss and had to grind a ton to beat it and sort of lost my interest in the game after that. I think it was the Ancient Fiend one.

That is the case on the Xbone. If you bought a game digitally and it gains backwards compatibility you can just download it again. 

Really like that they will focus on backwards compatibility. I have both Xbone and Ps4 and primarily play on the latter, but I love how many older games I can play on the former. Replay all of Dragon Age and Mass Effect recently and just started an Lost Odyssey playthrough.

Did you watch it with sound? The end where he speeds up his grunting is golden.

Well, I do understand why people like you is pro the steam reviews. Going by your vocabulary and general unpleasantness you are just the sort of people who both use and write steam reviews.