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In our youth, sports games just used to hit different and we don't mean before the advent of microtransactions. What happened?
Also we discuss hype trains, their effectiveness and how much is on us for believing in the hype *and adding fuel to the hype train ourselves only to be disappointed later
Everyones got that all time favourite they’d like to see again. But would you want to see it EXACTLY the same with new graphics? Or would you want it reworked with modern gaming techniques.
If game devs are gonna remake a game it should be LAW that they play the original. I get that its a job, and I get that execs push down on the actual creators but its so easy to tell when a game has no heart behind it.
Sometimes they can be useful, but the majority of them are just an opinion - or worse, a "paid for" opinion... You already know if you're interested in a game, and if you wanna have some silly fun then saints row will scratch that itch. If its trash, then don't worry! My ultimate message is this; as gamers we are lucky, there is PLENTY to play. Just have some fun and be happy :) (I will be covering ALL game releases every month soon, stay tuned)
Seriously though, I don't get it, the wife in this relationship does all the ground work and seems to put the effort into making this marriage work. He on the other hand, just sort of lounges around and moans about not doing gardening.
One of the FF devs said that if they followed all their fans' advice that they would be buried in development. Should gamers have a say in the direction of their game, are they as important as investors?
Cyberpunk 2077 wasn't a bad shout. It has its flaws at release but there is some heart in there in what they made (in another universe maybe this game would have been a home run) but thats not what we're discussing today. Silverhands made Wasilij think about life after death and legacies that you leave behind
Well it ain't email campaigns for one thing. We're trying something new for both of us this year. We're going to start with one video and one podcast post a day. Ultimately we want to break this down into micro content across 5 platforms. No one really knows anything anymore. Remember that guy who filmed himself on TikTok just skateboarding to work, drinking Ocean Spray cranberry juice? Better marketing than what most companys shit out in a year... The next step is 22 content posts a day. Ultimately 100. If that doesn't work then we'll try something else. Once we have that supply chain set up THEN we can let Bismarck loose with his beloved Photoshop to make pretty logos and banners etc XD (I can tell he's dying to also 'set dress' the studio lol. Not until hes done his homework) #BOSH
I absolute LOVE this series. Which is why I'm heartbroken that I broke it. The world they built is amazing and I wanted to explore and consume every sqm of it. Sadly though this kinda broke it to where I would get pittance xp for doing the actual questline. Have you had the same issue? (back to Edlen Ring I guess!)
So this term "soulslike" gets thrown around a lot. A LOT. But wtf does that even mean? Because somethings hard does it it immediately make it that 'type of game'? Surely Wukong should be judged on its own merits. Lets chat it out.
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