$2M in crowd-funding clearly wasn't enough for the Oculus devs. 1,000x times that and they saw fit to sell their souls to anyone.....
Anyone can do this experiment for themselves: Google "Princess Daphne," select 'images', and then go to visit page for that image in question. The image in question is clearly associated with CowKitty in the only reference I can find.
FemFreq making "a point to try not to use fan art" is a bullshit claim. Either that or FemFreq are a bunch of idiots who can't cite works properly; which is not terribly surprising. What a bunch of a charlatans. ...
Overall, not surprising. Wasn't she also stealing other Youtuber's video game clips for her videos, as well?
The censorship in this thread seems indicative of the type of "equality" being sought after. A single mindset on showcase and those counter to it are censored for little or no reason. Seems a lot like the injustice being fought against in the first place.....
Go ahead, mark this post as immature, too! You support my point by doing so.
Whoa, watch out! Potentially a right-wing feminist mod cleaning house in the comments section! Had my post deleted earlier for making a logical point
The article below demonstrates why feminists can't be taken seriously when they talk about equality.
http://yeti-detective.tumbl...
You can be a civil rights activist/equalist without biasing yourself to one gender/race/etc. Most feminists clearly disagree with that stance, however. I know many women who eschew feminism, as well, because...
A bunch of soldiers playing Cards Against Humanity:
"What's that smell?"
Johnny: It's the enemy!
"You need to play the card, man! Remember Metal Gear Acid!"
Enigma, if game coders/developers are signing contracts knowing their salary is at stake if the game isn't great, that is called risk. If they are not willing to take that risk, they shouldn't sign up for the job. Bonuses, on the other hand, are added-in salary. Again, they shouldn't overspend on a budget if they don't have that cash in hand (i.e. taking on a financial risk). Most coders I know do not get paid based on whether the game/project gets completed, they get paid for...
Ummm...metacritic --> meta + critic:
http://www.urbandictionary....
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http://www.merriam-webster....
Yep, even though Adam Sessler says some things, Metacritic still seems to be doing what it's there to do
The creator of Dear Esther complaining about Metacritic scores? Apparently The Chinese Room (his group) also made the sequel to the critically acclaimed Amnesia: The Dark Descent. Yep, that has a middling meta-score, too. I can see from where his frustrations arise...
Bottom line is, I agree that companies shouldn't hit their employees twice for putting out a bad game. Crappy sales should be enough to hurt the company overall, not denying salary/bonuses based on the poor ...
Ummmm...anyone read the terms and conditions for getting the free copy? It's for a mod contest and requires a 5 min. video uploaded of your mod for this game. Not quite free
I'm sure it would be. But you know, the fans kinda want it more than a FF XII HD remake at this point.
The disagrees above either don't understand analogies or want to die horribly in house fires. I'm confused which one it is?
http://www.youtube.com/watc...
Snookies, piece of advice: the next time you smell smoke while at home, you need to get out of the house. Don't go plodding around until you're on fire to be like, "Oh my god! It's a fire!"
"Love Bites"...and so will this game
Strider HD = my Metroid-vania fix for Feb.
I've been playing games for something like 27 years. I've played quite a lot in my time and know what good game design looks like. Just because I'm not a programmer doesn't mean I don't have a grasp on what solid game mechanics are.
You're right on the second point. The public shouldn't have the option to fund things they want. They should just be given something that was intended to make lots of money and be told, "This is excellence!" /...
Awful dialogue throwbacks to a good Castlevania game and idiotic, repetitive camera cues in the demo were enough to convince me that anything I was excited for in LoS2 was just that it looked better.
Farewell, Mercury Steam! Don't let the door hit you on the way out!
Because I'd rather have a say in what games have the ability to get made rather than to be told, "This is what you will like! We spent too much money on it for it to suck!" Also, these games tend to have smaller budgets than AAA games, therefore making them easier to fund. Win-win for gamers, as I see it.
I feel really bad for each of those employees making probably $60k for the past year? Whatever. I hope you enjoy ads popping up in the middle of your gaming sessions