
Responding to a controversial review has become one of the internet’s favorite pastimes, and nothing as of late gets people more riled up than the topic of sexism. Today, Polygon released a review for the hyper-sexualized brawler hybrid Dragon’s Crown and it already has sparked up a number of questions. With that, the Daily Reaction crew of Seb and Dan try to break down the cause for the controversy and figure out what is going on. - PSLS

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The load times in retrospect are unbearable but I did have hella fun playing couch co-op with my gf on the PS3 and PS2.
Resistance 2 co-op was amazing! I wish they would remaster resistance 1-3 and killzone 1-3 for the PS5.
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I have a friend who still has a sealed copy of Folklore. I’m sure it’s worth more now than it was when it released but I’m not sure how much more.
PS1, PS2 and PS3 BC right now is pointless. The top games are extremely overpriced or aren't available anywhere anymore. The best that can happen is Sony putting all the games on the PSN and/or PS Now. That way we all can play the classics, with trophies and some optimizations.
Still have the Neptunia box sets unopened. Every year they get more valuable

The sorceress is likely the best-known among the playable characters of Vanillaware's Dragon's Crown, and she's getting a new figure.
Oh its her old design? Thought they'd go with her more recent one with her 'assets' reduced meh not that I'm complaining.
All I care about: It's a good game worth buying.
Good article. I also agree it is a complex issue that most people try to avoid because of the everlasting sexism debate.
At least the reviewer played the game, everyone else that're commenting on the review ... haven't
Lol we all know controversy gets you media attention. Click bait......that is all.
Well here's the thing, if equality is the measure to which feminist seek, then shouldn't it be about the capabilities of the female characters and not necessarily their visual depiction?
This then means that if people have a problem -- not with the capabilities of these characters -- with the visual look of these characters (even while a half-dressed, buff male dwarf is on the team) then it has little to do with equality and more to do with how these characters make them feel.
This sounds more like an esteem and gender estimation issue (or how males view women visually) rather than about equality.