Nintendo swung and miss for the big screw up.What a way to get info out there and reported on!
Nintendo Switch exclusive Sports Story scrubs game development criticism hidden in secret room
Nintendo Switch indie exclusive Sports Story has been updated to remove its criticism of game development, which was hi…www.eurogamer.net
Alright, alright, you're off the hook! But I will get to the source of this madness one way or another...
Not gonna lie, rhythm games aren't normally my thing but Hi FI looks like a lot of fun and something I'll probably grab at some point when I'm in the mood for something bright and colorful as it seems to be.
I do recommend it whenever you get the chance. Make sure to use the training mode when you first encounter it or whenever in between chapters. That way you can get a feel for the combat, combos, and the rhythm you will be able to pull off. A quick heads up, you won't learn the parry mechanic (it works similar to how Royal Guard, Moon of Khala, and MGR does it) until the third stage. That's okay, as the game guides the player fine. The first two chapters aren't that long. I do wish they put it earlier in the first chapter, but I get why. They wanted to ease players in.
Yes? I don't see why they would use irony.
They can be disabled. In fact they have to be actively enabled.
... that new dialogue is Orwellian as fuck.What a way to get info out there and reported on!
Nintendo Switch exclusive Sports Story scrubs game development criticism hidden in secret room
Nintendo Switch indie exclusive Sports Story has been updated to remove its criticism of game development, which was hi…
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Hey Escapists V2 and gaming journalists, do you still miss E3? Too bad, it's going away forever!
Trigger warnings are as a concept ridiculous so if you are a game, and a horror game at that, the only way you could coherently make use of them would be to ironically warn people as a means of hyping them up that the next scene will be extra awesome. You know, like how they had an ad of moms being horrified at Dead Space 2 as a means of promoting it, and not using those reactions as a means of castigating their own game, which is kinda what this does. (by unironically using trigger warnings you are de-facto buying in to the idea that your fiction could cause psychological harm to someone, which is the opposite position to the freedom of expression and the arts that videogames rely on to exist, which posits that nobody who wasn't already unstable to begin with would become unbalanced from playing a game, so when your game is already rated the adult-only rating, you should just let adults decide for themselves if they can handle the game or not)
Man, reading those is so funny. On one article they whine that otaku poison the games by being too self-centered in their expectations, on the next they complain that their preferred way of handling gender and sexuality weren't met by the game and that this causes it to be bad somehow, instead of just accepting that game isn't supposed to meet their self-centered gender and sexuality expectations.Ubisoft Sending Auto-Refunds on Skull and Bones Preorders is a Bad Sign for its Future (gamerant.com)
Video Game News Outlets Rehash Tired Whining About 'Persona 3' And 'Persona 4' After Remasters Release For Modern Consoles
'Persona 3 Portable' and 'Persona 4 Golden' are once again facing accusations of bigotry from the mainstream video game news media.
Funny thing actually, I showed my Greek mom a bit of AC Odyssey one time, it was a part in a town somewhere where you hear people speak ancient Greek randomly so I thought it was cool for her to see, and first thing she said was "why are there so many black people if this is trying to be historically accurate?" lol, I just kinda got used to looking past random weird inclusion in american games so it didn't really stand out to me but it sure did to her. It's clear that they're just pandering and overcompensating as opposed to trying to uphold any sort of ideal so as soon as they hear that someone isn't nordic style white they go to sub-saharan tones when actually most people were just lightly tanned at the time lol.
I mean, it depends on the option in particular, doesn't it?
Critical said nothing about the supposed introduced problems to the Dead Space remake
"I don't understand your trauma so I'm going to mock it."
I'm mocking your inability as an adult (cause the game is marketed as an adult-only game based on the rating it has) to be unable to judge ahead of time whether your trauma will prevent you from being able to play the game unharmed to the degree that you need the game to infantilize you and treat you as a child that needs a figure of authority to parent them and judge whether something is too scary or too triggering, when in fact you ought to be able to make that determination for yourself, by yourself.
Content warning at the start of the game like when you go to the cinema is totally fine, nobody's talking about that, just this specific form of them as a popup. Kindly don't tilt the goal posts please.
