IMissJimRyan

I really miss those well made instruction manuals.

Nice guy syndrome.

O pessoal não consegue enxergar que as próprias opções são políticas. Todo e qualquer game é uma seleção de opções políticas e ideológicas dos seus criadores. Se elas combinam com a nossa concepção de mundo, elas soam como isentas. Se discordam se assemelham como inclusões forçadas.

No fim, é só um problema de cegueira.

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I like it when they tease the weaknesses and insecurities of gamers.

I think Wii U were a better console. It plays all Wii games and most games that made Switch a success were there. Wii U was just a wrong concept on the wrong moment for a wrong price.

Because I'm not naive. One thing comes in, other thing comes out.

Maybe not at the same time, but in a year, yeah.

It seems to be the way out for Sony to remove PS4 games from PS + and raise the price to $ 70 (with reference to the price in the US) without the brand advocacy community having no arguments to justify the changes.

Smart of them.

Where Sony puts the line of success? Days Gone sales (what we are able to know) would be accetable 10 years ago. But if you put them in perspective against Spiderman, God of War it was a fail, and agaisnt Zelda or Mario Kart a mega fail.

But, for me, those games that make a console amazing togheter with juggernauts. If Sony just looks to profitability (and I'm not saying they should lose money), they will lose what make PlayStation, PlayStation.

I think we need more games set anywhere away from medieval eurpean fantasy. Good Lord, I am really sick of elves, orcs and friends.

I liked the game. It's not my favorite FF by any means, but I appreciate Square trying to do something different, even if don't score the highest.

I'm really tired of european medieval fantasy games. This is boring.

And where do you get the idea that speculative capital that operates in emerging countries, like Poland, has any concerns beyond the short term? Look at the CDPR stock price and you will see the drop starting in February of this year, when the profits were realized and speculative capital went out. That's how the real world works.

It is a truly innocent view to think that speculative capital is concerned with the long term, especially in emerging markets like Poland. Profits were realized from these sales, and the capital went out. Just take a look at the stock price as of February of this year. Do not repeat ideas from the financial market as if they were valid for large traders.

In the end, inverstors were "right" to rush the game. At least from corporative/capitalist point of view.

Why don't they zip her shorts and zipper?

Jim Ryan doesn't care about your old games. He would say: "Why someone wanna play that?"

Gamers are too sensitive and fragile to handle politics. Their escapism must remain within the conservative and self-reflexive bubble. One or two haley comets that deviate from the rule are enough to assert themselves as open.

I do because I know. Only those who have capital or who do not understand what it is like capitalism.

I do.

I can agree with you. But more than 10 million people is a lot.

Why? Nintendo is a capitalist company, its only objective is to make money. If they please their costumers it is just a desireble side effect.

FOMO is powerful tool and Nintendo knows it works with fragile collectors mind.

The flaw is in the people that thinks they are the focal point. You can scream, write articles and do anything, while the gamer mob is buying 10+ million of emulated games for $60 within 6 months no capitalist is going to stop doing tha...