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And if it’s done in a way that’s incredibly sensitive and about the story, what are they worried about? I don’t understand that.

It was total meathead stuff but I enjoyed it. It was from around the time that Captain America and Green Lantern had similarly okay games, except this one was a lot bloodier.

More likely there were a bunch of skeptics who ordered it and while eating the real meat burgers, thinking they were the Impossible burger, they were saying, “Yuk! This is terrible! It tastes nothing like the real thing!”

Thank you!

There is no difference between “Actually racist” and “just being racist for a reaction”.

Sandler was funny back then and then started coasting on a string of hit films that were hit or miss and his production company. Just because you’re not funny now doesn’t mean you were never funny.

They say...wait until the older generations die out.

Pretentious or not, this seems to be pretty clear cut example of Fair Use.

999 is actually a game I wish it were *more* like =\ But in a way, yes!

Because maybe a large portion of people reading the article don’t live in the country this is written so even if you include a price they’ll have to google it anyway? I really don’t see the big deal. What reviews SHOULD disclose is whether they spent money on the game they’re reviewing or if they’ve received a free…

Imagine we are two years in the future.

Can you not just google it and I find out in less than 60 seconds? Just open a second tab seriously, not that hard.

Petition to not

There’s a fan patch for Dai Gyakuten Saiban: Naruhodō Ryūnosuke no Bōken as well. It came out last month.

Depends on the game and what type of experience you wanna get out of it.

Except I literally couldn’t care less about these people or what they’re up to.

Wait, so you want the video game website to focus on the non-video game related stuff.  Got it.

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