That’s not how any of that works.

“I ran into a surprising amount of quest-breaking bugs, ranging from major bosses refusing to spawn, doors not opening or not being hackable despite quest markers demanding I run through them, and AI enemies freezing in place after a cutscene.”

Maybe they don't want their investors to invest in other companies too. 😅

Why wouldn’t Shibata say he really likes something like Red Dead Redemption II that’s not available on a Nintendo system or made by Nintendo at a Nintendo shareholders meeting? I mean it just beggars belief that they would use such a question to big up their own products, or ones they have a hand in, at their…

Is Luke finally coming to terms with the fact that he doesn’t like videogames?

It never ceases to amaze how Kotaku has leaned hard in to creating long op-eds out of literally nothing. E3 came and went, some good game news came out of it but wait! What if we turned this in to a lengthy article about how the world isn’t back to normal yet and we could have just skipped E3? Yes...we shall point out…

You can honestly piss right off. I’m kinda going through some shit right now, and I really kinda needed that Nintendo Direct. (And I’m sure I’m not the only one who feels this way.)

Counterpoint: I thought it was pretty good 

“Not enough big games to fill all the streaming slots? Just cram a bunch of smaller games into the spotlight instead and turn them into bigger games by virtue of the light.”

Yeah, and it baffles me that this was an actual *complaint* in the article.

It's almost as though one race has opportunities denied from them at every turn and the other... doesn't.

You’re one of “those” guys who slaps a label on someone based on a tiny snippet of info, aren’t you?

LMAO your one of those people who assume way too much from very little.

You’re speaking for all queer POC? A bold move.

Seems like most AAA titles these days have photo modes and all look infinitely better.

Seems like most AAA titles these days have photo modes and all look infinitely better.

Wildlife photography is not just about looking good, its also about framing and capturing the actions and moments of life, which this professional photographer pulled off really well.

They are keeping with the cartoony aesthetic. Pokemon games have never been the peak of graphics (or anywhere close), and they have never tried to go for any photorealism.

If only Google had a way you could find out what it means...

Came in here expecting to see the boycott being about how the game is owned by the chinese government and about the genocide.