Yes, they specifically were. Glitches, exploits, all that. Allowing (and encouraging) players to break the game in ways the designers never intended is a specific and intentional part of their design strategy. Nintendo has no problem with it. Only you do, for some dumb reason.

Wow, what a novel and revolutionary concept.

Any word on when these are being delivered?

We can debate how well the twist “worked,” but either way there was no reason for him to maintain the same form once the reveal happened. He’s a god, after all.

I find it funny that GPUs, whose entire purpose is to make your graphical output look a beautiful as possible, now have a feature whose entire purpose is to fuck up your graphical output in various annoying ways.

As a Vive owner, I completely disagree. All the best VR experiences are built from the ground up for VR. Things like Skyrim and Fallout in VR are....functional, at best. Shoehorning traditional games into VR just makes for disappointing, awkward games. The controls never work in an intuitive way. It’s like trying to…

Oh man, the day they re-release Myst for VR I will lose my mind...

Are you people banned from talking about the battery pack and life of it? I haven’t seen any “official” preview talk about that critical aspect.

Do people really want to be moving around that much when using VR?

You always gotta demand big to start, so you’ve got somewhere to go in negotiations.

Yeah, my only complaint was that it was hard to take this guy seriously as the big bad.

Wow, what a scorching hot take.

And yet despite touching 20 bills, I counted to 100.

Have you seen Nintendo’s recent interviews about Breath of the Wild and Odyssey where they specifically state that allowing players to subvert the “rules” of the game and “cheat” to find creative solutions is a part of their design process in single-player games, because as it turns out, “cheating” is fun?

Aw, yours is better.

Here’s the cold hard truth... accomplishment is objective.

I mean, maybe. On the one hand you’d have a billionaire television entertainer with a penchant for slapping their name on everything using that name recognition to hitch their cult of personality to a populist wave based largely on racial tension and ride it into the white house.

Oh, I’ve tried all the tricks you mention. Most flight simulators I’ve used either have actual movement to provide physical feedback, which mitigates the sickness, or they use a screen of some sort rather than a 3D display and they have a physical cockpit for visual reference.