This reminds so much of the competitive fighting game community, the sheer amount of balances for placate the most whiny is staggering and they are never happy, I remember not so long ago the site EventHubs had 3-4 articles on SFV 3.5 patch and DLC sucked in less then a few days (while at the same time having an…
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Because they are? It was mentioned in further detail in the comments but Melee, Brawl, 3DS and U were massive sellers, with Brawl being one of the Wiis massive sellers outside MKart the Wii X games.
So has the ending been improved or is still lack luster and disappointing?
Honestly, while I agree with you most of time, listening to what their talking about, it does feel like a bit of snubbing, like refusing to mention to their names when talking about their game Dream Daddy or articles about them calling them “some gamer”. Given that when they do talk about streamers they never do that…
Really? The most popular comment in the comment section is a group of men stereotyping women players. This is what Kotaku’s comments instantly become now? *Sigh*
Who would win? It’d be fun finding out.
Yes, the devs and I believe also publishers of the game gain access to the games community sections. I remember smaller indie hubs exploited that before Steam had to step in.
If you don’t care about issues of gaming and internet, why are on and commenting on a gaming websites comment section.
This, not helped with Smash how Tournament play (1v1, no item etc) is different for how the game normally balanced for (4 free for all, items etc) would make even more impossible to balance since they play the game way differently to how it was designed.
I support this view strongly. Especially in solo queue, you can’t dictate what characters strangers can or can’t play as (which seeing your replies and the greys in this comment section, seems like a lot do want to do that).
You have to wonder if the console owners themselves unwittingly helped the demand and sped it up for cross-platfrom play themselves with on the gated off “exclusive content/game timed exclusivity” from third early this generation, Ubisoft’s DRM and massive PC games getting crossover into console territory?
Sony is. And if the folks behind PlayStation stubbornly continue to stick to the past, even as we approach the next generation of consoles, they might not be on top for much longer.
Does this software violate the recent EU Data protection laws but in place about what companies and websites can legally gather (and you can asked removed at any time)?
For Obscure 90s Nostalgia like Captain Falcon
That’s likely a case of uniformity, a lot of players aren’t familiar with the Gamcube controller but are with the PS4. Xbox and and other ones controllers that have over time taken a certain shape and button layout.
And even then their are limits in place that people don’t deliberately do harm to others, like shouting fire in a heavily crowded area will get you arrested.
This is why I don’t buy they will actually enforce the few rules they have placed, we saw what happened with Greenlight (which should serve as a reminder of what happens when Valve’s current mindset is allowed to proper) and Steam Direct and how they didn’t enforce their own rules, hell one just have to look at why…
The Comments I’m seeing about “thought police” and “Censorship!”... I can’t believe what I’m seeing here...
Also are we getting One Year Later E3 Articles this year?