Tony Polanco from The Koalition writes:
"At the beginning of the week, Polygon Reviews Editor Arthur Gies and Frogdice CEO Michael Hartman got into a debate on Twitter about “hypersexualized” characters in video games. This inspired our main topic which is about a developer’s right of artistic expression. When is it justified to tell a developer how they should create their games? Should a developer sacrifice their artistic vision so as to not offend anyone?
Other topics include: Uncharted 4's delay, Titanfall coming to PS4, and February's NPD numbers."
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The best shooter campaign since Half-Life 2 still hasn't been topped eight years later.
I agree with this. The time travel mechanics. The sense of scale. The relationship with your mech. The bosses all had personalities. It's a wonderful game.
Yeah it was good, but it only did the time travel bit in one level. Dishonered 2 did the same thing. Now how about a game where it's implemented throughout the gameplay? Singularity says Hello (and deserves so much more recognition).
Developers should be free to create the characters however they envision them.
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"When is it justified to tell a developer how they should create their games?"
Never. The end.
I prefer anyday, anytime, developers who create awesome games like Dragon's Crown than these SJW journalists of Polygon, Gamespot, Kotaku trying to censor games. These shitty sites should disappear.