Pretty sure they are antagonists, the characters on the cover usually are.

They let the dog ride shotgun, thats all I needed to see!

Not a fan of the art direction, but thats a hell of a get for the Switch!

I feel like this is a semantics argument. There is clearly something broken with the “base” that Bethesda uses, so if people aren't using the right word, that's maybe not the bigger issue. 

Its possible, but that makes the recent finds even more shocking.

If that is the case, its very irresponsible of them.
Their first attempt at a MP game on an engine notorious for have bugs and being very open to modification and they didnt think about having a real beta or even an alpha in order to make sure they got everything in place for launch.

Is it really still a beta if the full game comes out in a week?
Like realistically, how much can change between now and then?

Wait... was she the one with the moon rock thing? Weird.

I think this might be the most excited I’ve ever been for anything related to Sonic...

My body is BEYOND ready!

Oh no.

Damn. He practically changed gaming. What a legend. At least the pain is over.

I’m almost done with my second. I started it almost immediately after the first. I fear I will have to uninstall it in order to prevent me from immediately starting a third...

Wow, I just checked and I only have 189 hours.

“Iran’s quest for nuclear capability”
“The US should stop being so dramatic about Iran”

Alright, how about a game like The Witcher 3? It cost about a 6th of what the first Destiny cost to make.

Mobile games generally range from free-under $10. How do you not see a difference? I understand destiny is just following the lead on this, but they are also pushing the lead forward. Eventually games will be so full of microtransactions that you wont be able to play without throwing down tons of money after the…

Only the short term. Eventually they will push things too far, or make a game too expensive, etc. Its a matter of when, not if.

The thing is, games dont need to be so expensive to make. We have seen time and time again, smaller studios putting out games for a fraction of what bigger studios spend. Its a problem of management, and they are passing on the problem to the consumer instead of just fixing it.

Honestly, its been really gross watching companies try to push the line a little bit each time. This is a real problem that needs to be dealt with before it kills the industry.