Brands are not your friend.

Ah, yes, another “free speech = speech without consequences” dolt.

A classic villain team-up. And then they will lose. Life imitates art.

Jost and Che have been a problem for a decade, yes.

Is 300k bad for a single-A no-runway release of a title in a moribund franchise with low Q value among Gen Z gamers? Before the inevitable Ubisoft deep discount? If so, corporate had some crazy expectations. Sounds almost Square Enix-like.

Somehow, violating a sandworm feels good in a place like this.

Which are you?

I 100% accurately assessed you in one try.

Ah yes, the ol’ “Well it didn’t bother me, a person who is not the intended target of racism, so is it really racism?” gambit!

It is a testament to the splintering and nichefying of entertainment that this news means less than nothing to me but means a lot to some people, mostly adult male pervs or children whose voices haven’t cracked.

The Rock considers Vince McMahon a great friend and second father.

Vince McMahon, like his good friend Donald Trump and Donald’s good friend Jeffrey Epstein, will never receive the punishment for their evil on earth that they deserve. Hell doesn’t exist, but horrible men like these make you wish it did.

Uh oh, I just modified your comment by zooming in on it.

I will never feel as strongly about a media property as some people. Pokemon isn’t my family or identity. Hell, I have friends and family who have been involved in media properties and I’m not invested as these weird randos are.

You’re wasting your own time, nephew, getting into debates with yourself over your own lack of understanding.

Stop inhaling water and just pull your head out of that puddle, dawg.

This schmuck desperately needs to discover OpenCritic instead of treating Metacritic scores like an American report card.

No, your point is a thing being popular (selling many copies) makes that thing important, while my point, the correct point, is that things can be important without being popular or be popular without being important or be both popular and important or be neither important nor popular. Becuase they’re not the same…

Hey, you finally made specific point!
Yes, you don’t understand the difference between “the Avatar of video games” and “an Avatar video game.” That’s the shallow pool you’ve been drowning yourself in this whole time.

Why does this sounds like a free-to-play mobile title? Is it a free-to-play mobile title?