I came here to say - smoky grey translucent.

Oh, the horror of being alone with your own thoughts for 38 consecutive seconds.

C’mon, the game is about saving the planet - forego the superfluous planet killing wrapper and enjoy the experience - which is ultimately all life is - a collection of experience. What will your remember in 10 years? Not the experience of holding a fucking box - the experience of the game. Do yourself and everyone…

Real pandemic essentials.

Real pandemic essentials.

Related note, the PS5 fan will also run two times louder than the PS4!

You can’t make me! I'll gouge my eyes out! Hahaha

Nah, I love it, and I’m a super snobby #$$&# most of the time. It’s gonna be fun!

This one should've won! 

I mean, I’ve played every other Fallout to completion. The current annoyance factor is pretty clear here, and there aren’t many positive stories about this game in general. I think I know well enough to say that, like all MMORPGs, Fallout 76 isn’t the game for me, and that’s ok, just like it’s ok to like the game, and…

From their patreon post:

I know it’s Toriyama. T and Y are next to each other on a keyboard.

Gaggles of inconsiderate cheaters running around in ugly moss and vine covered armor amidst constant game crashes. Sounds like a terrible way to spend an evening of gaming. As happy as ever that I didn’t buy in.

Seems there’s an apt in-game comparison to me. Can’t decide which of these two is worse. Metal Gear: Sons of Big Bird.

Yeah, that’s a cross between a Persian house cat and an encephalitic corgi. Just make the inset jewel in its head part of a tiara and this game is ready to ship. Great polishing work, team squenix.

Simple - they’re trying to attract a healthy cross section of age groups - the target is parents who liked Sonic, and the hope is that they’ll take their own kids to the movie, or at least be more open to doing so with the promise of seeing a familiar character on screen. Common practice marketing tactic with all of…

I’m a writer, an artist, and a musician. I went to school for video editing. I’m very familiar with what goes into this kind of project, and I’m not suggesting it wasn’t a challenging labor of love.

I’m not knocking their ambition or talent - I’m saying they aren’t Matt Groenings, Larry Davids, or Akira Yoriyamas, and that their contributions to the works they remix are minor compared to the work that went into the original material - without the original material they would have nothing but a good sense of humor…

Ok, imagine a Beatles cover band that rerecorded all of the Beatles material over a span of years, just with the lyrics reworded, but without the meanings changed. After years, this band says they are running out of ideas and are going to break up because, like the Beatles, they all want to go their own ways. In…

I agree that it isn’t easy, and that a lot of work goes into it. That doesn’t make it original though - it’s largely derivative of the original material. I personally only read DB and DBZ, and I only watched about ten episodes, then stopped once I realized the tight fight scenes in the manga were stretched out for…

Alright, put simply, they don’t want to jump the shark. Does anyone else find it odd that they compare their projects to actual franchises when they’re just overlaying referential parody dialogue over existing footage without changing the actual plot of the original material, and they’re at constant risk of receiving…