Smart people work whilst everyone is on leave so that you can shirk and play games at work. Then you take your leave whilst everyone is slaving away during the busy season.
That way theyre paying you to play games and everyone still pats you on your back thinking you must work so hard.
The used game market was 100% never the problem, it was gaslighting by the publishers to push you towards games as a service and DLC.
Played and finished this game on PC 3+ years ago. Just let it go, it's old and no one cares.
"Introducing Nintendo x Microsoft.....now you can pay for another subscription to play on the cloud."
Makes sense why they provided zero content for this in over 2 years since announcement. It looks boring, zero challenge, highly repetitive and pointless like a true Ubi game.
This is a list ranked by someone who's played the series backwards.
There is no way Yakuza 0 can be better than Yakuza 1/2. If you've only played them from Kiwami then you wouldn't understand.
Don started Xbox One with exclusives like Ryse and Titanfall.
Phil started with a game pass filled with last generation games and we're still waiting.
Back in January this is same Government that said the Olympics was still going ahead and that the country only had less than a few hundred cases at worst....
Yeah nah this is just another Craptaku article stirring the pot.
Also why is Craptaku unbanned?
I'm a big Vanillaware fan and have 3 copies of this game plus an ultra rare steel book. But even then it would be hard to recommend this except for those who enjoy quality visuals and a complicated story. The story itself wasn't all that great and the gameplay component is oddly tacked on. Anyone who's played enough Japanese titles with stories based on paradoxes will find the story with predictable plot twists and a fairly cheap ending.
Could've just saved hours of reinventing the wheel by just putting the movie on a GBA flash card that played AVI.
You can already see this trend happening starting with Control.
No need to cheer any of these companies and it's perfectly normal to have them fight. Once the dust settles just grab any of the benefits you can as a consumer.
The Switch Pro will come when interest of the console drops. Management keeps forecasting waning interest and conservative sales forecasts but quarterly reports keeps contradicting what they're saying.
Now make no mistake, the Switch Pro exists and is ready in their labs. They're simply waiting for maximum disinterest trends and magically you will see them announce the Pro.
If anything the Pro is inevitable because low tech parts naturally become ...
Yes you can plug in the legacy PS2 RCA/Component cables to your analogue TV. So you can play all PS1/PS2/Retro PSN games on CRT tvs in correct 4:3 aspect ratio and no lag for a genuine experience.
Still got my launch 60gb PS3 phat with the original box. I will be keeping it forever.
A true masterpiece console. Many people don't know it has the 6 slot card reader, 4 front USB, semi-transparent gloss finish and true analogue output for lag free retro TV gaming.
The man's had 20 years at Sony to create avant garde work, and then suddenly people are questioning "creative freedom" at Sony?
Sounds like gas lighting to me.
That's what ambulance chasers do, they throw a couple of grand in costs to start a law case and bet on a return of a few million.
I find it hilarious that you still get "anaylsts" still spruik their bearish gaming sentiments after 3 years of record breaking Switch sales. That's 12 quarters they've been saying the Switch has peaked so they recommend selling. It's like as if they can't understand the concept that the world population increases, people are living longer and so the gaming demographics grows larger everyday.
And it's not only Nintendo that has seen huge growth...
Their business can only exist if they're allowed to sell these things. So in an old game of the prisoners dilemma they're best interest is to sell these things anyway. The worst case scenario they lose the business, the best case is they make $millions.
The bottom line is they can always phoenix their business into a new brand should they go bankrupt. It's not like the owners haven't already made buck.
I find it a little ironic that most comments here are quick to mention Epic games but yet go back 2 years ago and many were already doubting it's ability to succeed.
There is zero reason why Gamestop can't succeed in a market with zero barriers of entry. Should Gamestop provide, superior service, flexible returns policies, exclusive deals that combine hardware/software purchases, loyalty membership and cross-promotional events then they have an angle to take market ...