I will probably offend a snowflake by touching on the value of beliefs. If you're sensitive to your ideals being challenged, maybe don't listen to this one.

I weigh in on a discussion I recently encountered about high game development costs and possibly sacrificing voice acting or graphics.

I touch on players wanting, needing, and using easy modes and aids in video games.

I address the surge in complaints about microtransactions in video games like Gran Turismo 7.

I address a couple of major gripes players have had with Gran Turismo 7 over the past couple days - not being able to play at all and race payouts being nerfed so it takes a long time to buy cars.

Some people are perplexed by how a car with more power can be cheaper than a race car with less power, and how a less powerful race car can operate at a higher performance level.

Gran Turismo 7 isn't a perfect product, and neither are other major racing games, but acknowledging these flaws isn't bias or trolling and not necessarily a bad thing. It's a necessary step down the path towards improvement.

There seems to be some disagreement about what qualifies as an RPG and specifically a JRPG, and I weigh in on these.