Jinxyface

Yeah how dare consumers expect their products to be good

He has been. Did you already forget about the marriage law he passed not that long ago?

Pirating from any billion dollar company is morally correct, (don’t) change my mind.

After all the bullshit these corpos keep pulling, with anti consumer practices and just hostile actions in general (not bothering to archive/preserve history and letting things rot because it’s ‘not profitable’), they can all go kick rocks.

That concept immediately makes me think of the card game Fluxx.

The best Disney games have all been licensed games by Square Enix, BioWare, Capcom, etc.

That’s why they’re going to want to buy those studios.

The fact that consoles still deal with ‘console war’ bullcrap is exactly why console gamers continue to lose out.

Giant websites like Reddit don’t die overnight, death by a thousand cuts is how it happens.

No one expects Reddit to shutter in the span of a month or two, but as more and more people get fed up and move, the rest will follow.

Everyone who acts like Reddit can’t crumble when social media changes all the time are silly. Reddit won’t be around forever

Do not buy a “gaming chair”. They’re a scam meant to take money from suckers. Whatever your budget is, you can find an ergonomic actual office chair meant for sitting that will vastly outperform a “gaming chair” in every conceivable metric that’s important to a chair

Because in an industry dominated by yearly rehashed minimum viable products like CoD or AC or Battlefield or the plethora of lootbox infested live services meant to fuck your wallet for easy quick RoI for shareholders, Kojima spends time and resources creating new, novel ideas and taking the artistic medium (yes, games are art despite what capital G Gamers want to say) to new and exciting and interesting places.

This is why Hideo Kojima, Yoko Taro, Fumito Ueda, Hideaki Itsuno, Keiichiro Toyama, Eric Barone, Terry Cavanagh, David Szymanski (etc etc etc, I could go on) all get name recognition.

People always SAY they want games to expand and try new things/don’t want the same game every year, but then when someone actually tries, the games get panned as “gimmicky” or “niche” or “pretentious” “pixel graphics indie garbage” or some other flavor of the month phrase gamers use to instantly discredit something that doesn’t immediately and specifically cater to every single one of their preconceived demands on what a “game” is and/or should be.

This just in: guy whose job it is to sell you a product really wants you to know the product will be good so you’ll pre order it