“ Yesterday, I was wondering how the game’s original players even coped”

I feel like this sentence might make more sense if it was the other way around.

That’s complete ignorant nonsense. You go back and look at Mario and Zelda’s progression - the art style changes, the mechanics change, the games ushered in the 3D era of action and adventure coming from simple 2D sprites.

I feel like most people not from the US or Europe can easily understand this sentiment. SO MUCH of everything in culture feels like is dropped on the rest of the world, culturally speaking, by the US and Europe.

I mean, from everything we’ve seen from Miyamoto over the years, it makes sense. He’s constantly coming up with new things, for better (Pikmin) and for worse (Star Fox Zero), and he just wouldn’t be happy heading up MMO development.

I AM surprised though, that Nintendo didn’t do their own Nintendo-style take on…

It is worse than just vaping as an individual. He is in the pocket of the vaping industry. In other words, he is trying to get more people to vape.

What game could he have bought on 12/8/2015 at $96.30?

And here we are where Square Enix is JUST getting around to fixing a broken version of Chrono Trigger on PC, SEGA does what SEdon’t and actually IMPROVES on their classic game.

Considering that the additions being promised aren’t some catch-all but are designed uniquely around every game they release, I think that’s okay. There’s real work being put into elevating each game into an experience that goes above and beyond the originals.

Now if they’d just release the 2005 era Sega Ages remakes of Phantasy Star 1 and 2.

Didn’t take long for the worst take to be written. Nicely done! 

fuck that. film the cops regardless.

I encourage people to go through the Tweeter thread. He gives commentary on every piece of art. It’s obvious that he’s well versed in MGS and has had many chats with Kojima so he has input from all the right places.

I love that he seems so passionate about the source material.

Am reaaaaallly guarding my expectations on the final product, but holy crap that’s some awesome artwork.

Regulations are a kind of law. They’re not as strong as statutes (the thing people usually think of as “the law”) but they have legally binding force and the government, like everyone else, is required to follow them.

Pretty good time!

FINALLY!

Damn. You gave that kid about 3 more chances than most profs would and one more than most students deserve.

I will be linking to this article (and the previous one) for my students during the fall semester when I cover the subject of plagiarism. I try to have a new “real-world” story for them every semester, to demonstrate that plagiarism has professional and legal consequences well beyond the academic sphere, and this one…