The devs killed Lara Croft because they were desperate to stop. It didn’t work, and the next game was easily the worst in the entire series. Perhaps a lesson to learn there.

The problem with the modern storyline is that it’s been betrayed and left for dead since Revelations. Brotherhood ends with a modern day plot twist, character death, and cliffhanger. Revelations revelated (yes, word choice intentional)... that it was basically a contract dispute with that character’s actor, no they…

This is kind of dumb though. What if you want the game to be very difficult, but you want to play as a mage because that’s your favorite class?

This announcement was just them announcing they are incompetent liars so... yeah it wasn’t great!

Corpos understand that associating the name of a brand sometimes has positive effects on the sales or reception, but they’re literally too foolish, stubborn, and ignorant to think that, by the same token, that effect could be negative instead. See also Banjo Kazooie Nuts & Bolts or EA’s Syndicate.

I agree with you that not EVERY game needs to reinvent itself... but this is a reboot of a finished series. If not now, when would this extremely tired series reinvent itself? People are used to reboots that took the opportunity to dramatically alter and improve aspects of themselves before coming back, whereas this…

They have created a fake problem (Oh sheesh, look at this LONG grind! It will take so LONG to finish!) and are offering a solution where you pay them to fix that problem (that they created). Can we ask people to be even a little bit thoughtful and just suggest that they could shorten the grind if it truly is a problem…

Hardships are completely inevitable. Let’s say we had a pollution free public transit system that was free for everyone to use. That’s an incredible improvement! There would still be accidents that would harm or kill people during the routine use of that system. It’s not mature thinking to imagine that every kind of…

You have a horrible understanding of canon if you really think “the most popular products that everyone saw are not canon, some unpopular manga or wiki is the main series canon.”

Bungie: We’re deleting all your guns over time to create FOMO! That’s cool, right?

Until the pro players gain the ability to recode the game, you should probably blame the developers for changes you don’t like. That’s just... how game development works.

FFVII Remake was extremely financially successful, what does you beating it have to do with anything?

Pins are the folders that everyone is crying for on Switch and Playstation. Suggesting that they’re useless when they allow you to front face every game and app you might want immediate access to is... very stupid, Ari.

I mean, YOU don’t have to care, but Bungie does. It’s pretty repugnant to have a business that is just “Our business is to try to damage this other, much more legitimate business. Pay us to ruin them!”

Granting PS Plus a price victory when you near constantly run ads (on THIS SITE) on how to obtain spectacular deals for Game Pass is so confusing, I can only describe it as a trap to make the article more popular by making it controversial. I’m also confused by the victory awarded to PS Plus in games “Playstation has…

“Mechanically, the combat is the same.” You could literally choose to play a summon/magic class that didn’t engage in melee, you do not know what you’re talking about. You are not equipped for this discussion.

The combat system is extremely different, and the controls are fairly different. There are no “builds” in DS1, every player receives exactly the same equipment, at the same pace. DS2 has a weapon build or a magic build, with many, many variants of what talents you want to focus on building and how they function. All…

Even if you hate Wildlands, it’s nowhere near Ubisoft’s “worst”. They did a lot worse than this one. It is also not a “trade”, so it is strange to describe it as one.

DS2 is so different from 1, it might as well be a different genre.

Are you... seriously arguing that $10k isn’t enough to get off the street? Do you think people who are homeless are permanently incapable of earning money? What is this, actually?