@Pedro: knew you would bite

"I stay away from AAA games," a statement made so often here it is ubiquitous, follows the same logic. Is it only "idiotic" when you disagree?

Take mrbojangles short scenario and swap out "indie" with any other non-genre classification of games. Take the resulting statements and count how many times you see posters actually paraphrasing it; you'll find it happening quite often, even in this thread lol.

It's okay to have a soft spot for indies. I do not personally share sakai's sentiment, but I understand their viewpoint even if I disagree. Hell, I don't really end up playing a lot of indies myself as well, but I'm not about to call someone an idiot on a forum because they disagree with my taste. The vitriol is pathetic. Cut it out.

Calling someone an idiot because they don't like particular games is what we're doing now.

Y'all are so weird

Thi game still looks ok, like many said, there is no need to remaster it. PC version doesn't even need mods to look good either.

@Bond007uk: ignore fanboys, which is probably a good 75 percent of posters on here.

This is a tangential answer to the thread, but I've noticed games without scoring systems, or adventure games that do not clearly demarcate "levels" in their level design also tend to have bad game design.

Western games usually suffer from these issues. Also legacy series that remove scoring aspects are usually watering down their core mechanics. I'm now staying away from a lot of these games.

“Then the Microsoft team heard that the CMA had rejected the deal. In its explanation, the agency wrote that it was worried the company would leverage Activision assets such as Call of Duty to dominate the nascent cloud gaming market. It went on to say it wasn't satisfied with Microsoft's plans to ensure that Activision's games would remain widely available on competing gaming platforms. Several staffers broke down in tears.”

Fucking lol.

The extent to which you guys glaze Phil Spencer on here is worth studying.

You guys call games with car chases "movie games."

@Pedro: no, it was this one.