That’s the most baffling MMO decision I’ve seen, tbh. WoW has plenty of issues but at least they aren’t just deleting the continent of Northrend to save on install space or anything

You really don’t, it isn’t fun

Obviously Sony is unhappy with the performance of the PS5 considering how much they’ve been trying to push PC ports lately. Not to mention Square Enix citing disappointing sales for their last couple of critically acclaimed Final Fantasy games as the reason they’re going to focus on multi-platform support going forward.

Valve is literally developing a new game right now called Deadlock

They have some new IPs but they’re purely game publishers nowadays, primarily more indie and AA titles afaik Edit: write this without looking, looks like they do also sell old consoles and some controllers and such as well.

I have an automatic feeder and she will run off to go eat then come back to cuddle

One piece is based for having the main characters be like, 19 at youngest iirc. So many shows (like JoJo) will have dudes at 6 foot 5 and muscly as shit and women who look easily in their 20s and go “theyre 15 tho”.

Say what you will about Odas weird art style, at least his characters look their age and he isn’t making weird sexualized teenagers.

Ask Irish people what they think about the drink “Irish car bomb”

Immune to contact damage sounds pretty OP tbh

Peanut butter?

Wdym male equivalent, men have holes too

This is like a rant that Cecil would go on in Welcome to Nightvale

Wildcard, bitches!

You killed Dougie!?!

Who up visiting they friend

A lot of games were significantly more expensive bc back then too

Titled Cat Game

Well the new Tekken games launch with more and more characters, besides 7 which did launch with less than 6, and if you consider that the price of games has gotten cheaper due to inflation since the first Tekken it starts to make sense that they’re trying to make more money off them. Games have been costing more to make while costing less to buy for decades now and the industry is reaching a point where that’s become unsustainable but people just won’t accept a larger sticker price and longer development cycles so studios are finding new ways to make money. Personally I think selling characters as they come out for a few bucks is actually not a bad thing in fighting games, it keeps the games alive and interesting for much longer so long as it’s done well.

There was plenty of terrible, buggy games you just didn’t see because stores would drop them. PC had it far worse than console did back in the day. I think it’s also that games are just way fucking cheaper now, adjusted for inflation a SNES game was around 120 bucks and a PS2 game was around 75 bucks.

But it did mean they would ship them broken with no chance of fixing them, tbf.