You had me right up until "FFXV is an amazing game".
They were bogus in UFC 2 too.
They produced extra stock in accordance with what a console in the 4th year of its life cycle typically moves on Black Friday. That it almost all sold out this far in is quite the feat, and nothing at all like Nintendo.
Nioh was a game made in Japan. This is not. There's no "keeping" it Japanese.
Well, yes and no. In Horizon, their ancestors were taught to speak English by the computer system. While some evolution of language may occur (and seems to have given the writing) it's not a stretch to assume that the base language would be similar, with variations used by different tribes.
So this is about being a weeaboo?
There's no Japanese voices to "leave". This is a game made by an American studio, the English voices are the ones there originally.
Did you just call the game's original language "dubbing"?
Mouth movements are clearly animated to be speaking English. It'd be like an awkwardly-dubbed movie every cutscene.
But... eh.
Wrong company.
Proving*
All-Mother*
If you're gonna snark, do it right.
In Free to Play titles and ONLY Free to Play titles.
Lucasfilm*
EA regularly makes huge profits on their games and ever reported themselves that taking Microtransactions out of this game wouldn't affect their projected earnings for this FY.
Stop being a sheep, they wanted these for their stated goal of "Uncapped Monetization", where they never stop milking us for cash.
I ain't jeered at nothin' son. Fact remains, however, that this is still a more impressive feat.
At least one of the tools was outed as an EA shareholder, so there's that.
OK, and one had a mega publisher's Marketing and Funding $$$ behind them, the other self-published, self-funded, and mostly self-advertised.
Is that why turning off the Microtransactions will have no impact on EA's profit estimates, as per EA's own admission?
I bet you also think PC gamers are above trying to start flame wars.
There are no One X enhancements for this game yet. It's still the vanilla version, more or less.