@daidochus: except not everyone thinks it was a bad game.

I’m just here for the massive butthurt from TLOU2 detractors who only watched the cutscenes and missed all the nuance and deeper meanings to the story. And of course the basement-dwelling “women can’t be buff” crowd. #TeamAbby

@ValedictorianXD: That's an extremely cynical way to look at it but ok.

@hardwenzen: 2001? Your concept of time is all screwed up if you think we had graphics even close to switch in 2001. Not even PC was rendering games like Breath of the Wild. The switch can play Crysis.

@hardwenzen: and higher resolution textures and drastically higher poly count. N64 games look like ass in 2020. Sakuna looks lovely.

@hardwenzen: uhh... have you seen an N64 game recently? Not even close.

Why are Americans so weirded out by sex but brutal violence and gore is fine?

@Crazy_sahara: Morrowind would occasionally reset the Xbox without you even knowing during some load times to fix memory issues. Crazy.

I can’t believe it’s overheating consoles considering its lukewarm reception.

@systemoverload: We are kinda maxing out on graphical fidelity. But eliminating loading times can actually do a lot fo fundamental design. Games like God of War and The Last of Us invested heavily in methods that mask the loading times. Now that restriction is all but removed. That makes me excited to see how games will be developed.