Bingo. What’s the gap between revenue previously and revenue now.

Of course, they might have staffed differently to accommodate a scope that would meet projections but nevertheless, if you say “I made $1 last year, my projections are $10 next year” and you don’t make that, that doesn’t mean you didn’t still have some…

Missing projections by 45% is not the same as revenue being down 45%.

So in this universe there is a god (Marika) and a big tree. The big tree is theoretically capital G God and the driving will behind everything, Marika is supposed to be its avatar and runs things more or less.

Thank you Brian. I just learned that you are taking another path in life and I will greatly miss you, from that first interview years ago when I wanted to earn commenter rights, to weeding out the semi-regular infestations of trolls who wanted to shit the commenting sections up.

Who the fuck is cutting onions in here?

The bootlickers always reveal themselves.

Be on the lookout for:

Picross is my go to flight game.

That’s the only logical consequence after both Anthem and Marvel’s Avengers have shown that games-as-a-service means nothing if the core gameplay loop isn’t perfect and receives constant updates. If not even an IP like Marvel can sell a live service game, then an original IP has it even harder.

I still don’t get how Kirk Hamilton beat this game only dying 7 times. 

I truly love pixel work. this isn’t my genre but I would totes hang out on the couch with someone who was playing this.

I wonder if there is any shot this will get a physical release, ala Limited Run or the like. Because I would really like that.

Holy scan lines, Batman!

Bluepoint made Blast Factor, which was an excellent game on PS3.

Yay! Patricia’s back! Yay!

The GBA port (called Super Mario Advance 2) was near-widescreen, if I remember correctly. And played excellently. I did the strategy guide for Game Informer magazine.

Hopefully similar treatment can happen to other classic titles.

This is correct. It’s being distributed as a patch, which contains no data owned by Nintendo and requires the user to supply their own ROM. Not much Nintendo can do about it.

He’s not distributing the ROM so from what little information I know of this, Nintendo can’t really do anything.