I would agree, and generally do, but then there’s also the nure-onna, Okuni, and this:

My understanding that the tips thing is a bug, not everyone has it, although I certainly do. I put the game on hard mode and expert HUD, I imagine that should be enough to convince the game that I can remember what stance is the right one, but apparently not.

No, you must control the horse when you are riding. The game isn’t huge and slow like RDR2, and you have the option to fast travel at any time, so a cinematic mode for the horse isn’t really necessary. Otherwise, I really like the horse riding, I haven’t gotten stuck on anything unless it was my own damn fault for…

That’s not how copyright works. These characters are running, not skating; the characters are original, the music will be original, the engine is not stolen. For better or worse, you can’t copyright a style.

I haven’t yet cleared the first area of Tsushima, but I can say that the gameplay and the story so far are not disconnected. The idea that samurai also spend a lot of time meditating connects the vista-searching with the more combat-heavy sections. The various collectibles are there, but also include some bit of…

The lack of Hollow Knight also blew my mind. There are many great platformers out there, but Hollow Knight has something truly special.

Splinter Cell + HAXORZ (and, sure, cars) is definitely the better way to go into WD1. Handgun only is also a really good way to try and play in my mind (or stun gun in WD2), because a lot of the missions are really well designed mini splinter cell rooms.

Well, now I’m going to have to play Hollow Knight. I’d say ‘thanks for that’ sarcastically, but I always enjoy that game, so it’s only have sarcastic.

Gods and monsters was announced last year at e3, which was only years ago in covid time, but I would be surprised if it doesn't get released before April and they just wanted to focus this event on holiday releases.

I liked 5, but delivering the whole story through sections where they literally tie the main character to a chair, deliver exposition, and then set you free made me feel like they were figuratively tying me to a chair to tell me stuff I didn’t care about before I could go back to having fun. IIRC, the cinematics were…

Hot.

There are people who honestly believe that BLM is a movement intended to place black lives above all others. Worse yet, they believe that the endgame is black people walking the streets killing white people and cops left and right, “like they did in the 60s”. My next door neighbor told me that they won’t care that I…

Clearly Sony sent all of these presenters the same hardware and guided them in recording their section so that there was consistency across the presentation.

So, this may not make it out of the grays, but I have a question, so I’ll give it a go.

It’s not cynical to be aware that businesses still have to consider their business even during widespread riots and a civil rights movement (not to mention an ongoing global pandemic). All business decisions go through a PR department, and the benefits and detractors will be weighed. And when it comes to companies…

It’s been confirmed that Jin is the main character and his appearance and gender are not customizable. There was a rumour that side missions might be playable as other characters, but that hasn't been confirmed.

The game is made by a studio outside of Seattle. The menus in the video are all in English. They mention that Japanese voice overs are available, but say nothing about the game being all in Japanese. I think you're safe.

Like all Ubi games, the HUD is highly customizable. You can turn those numbers off.

Additionally, even though the PS4 was announced in Feb 2013, the console design and price weren’t revealed until E3 that year, so they still have a month before they are changing their own precedent..

So, history is literally the whole premise of the series.