"A skater?" Does he kinda look like that one guy, what was his name? Tony Hawk?
EDIT: Tyshawn Jones, unfortunately. Average Journo missing an opportunity for click bait.
I didn't play it that much, but I definitely think Octopath Traveler will be looked back at favorably for its "revolutionary" art style (which is just what games like Grandia tried to do but without shaders). It was pretty influential for the market, spawning many games with a similar style.
I wish more games were like Morrowind.
If an important NPC died, the game didn't care. It would tell the player a warning that an important NPC died and that they could no longer complete the main quest. Then it gave them the option of either reloading an old save, or continuing playing in the world knowing they couldnt complete the main quest anymore.
I feel like the news media coverage of plane crashes is the same as train derailments: it actually happens often enough that it is most of the time ignored, until one happens that brings in the ad revenue and then suddenly news media is scouring every inch of airspace to find the next one for the flavor of the week. Then once it stops getting ad revenue they move on to something else.
This has big "Big things are coming, watch this space" vibes.
Whether they mean it or not, saying this makes me feel like they are massively overhyping whatever they ar etalking about.
The small inventory space is likely a technical limitation and/or a direct gameplay decision, rather than a cultural one.
I don't believe that any person, Japanese or not, would think that a special forces rescue team would take only the minimal supplies (with big risk of not having enough), and then being stranded at a new location and purposefully not stocking up on resources when the situation becomes obvious.
Is a video game social media? Is Roblox a video game? Is simply having social functions enough to define social media or is more necessary?
When I think of social media, I think of forums, Reddit, Lemmy, Facebook, Discord, etc. Platforms and software with the sole or primary purpose of providing social interaction between users. I don't see video games as social media, though they may contain some content that provides a similar function such as an ingame chat.
Vintage Story and Dead by Daylight both contain ingame chat and multiplayer functionality, but I don't see either as social media. Though if one were to define social media in a literal sense then they would qualify. Is Roblox any different?
Interactive Fiction to make a comeback? What? Visual novels never went anywhere.
I mean, I agree that EuroGamer plays shill to the highest bidder, but to say that people paying for Xbox GamePass directly paid Kotick is pretty disingenuous. Yes, it went into the same money pool that Microsoft used to fulfill Koticks contractual agreement to get him to leave, so did all of their other revenue.
I could just as easily say that your grandmother's Office 365 subscription money, or the money I spent on a new PC that came preinstalled with an OEM Windows 7 key, all went into that payment. At the end of the day, blaming the consumer can only take you so far, but in this instance it is too many levels removed from direct consumer payment.
Didn't IGN give Dragon Age Veilgard a 9/10?
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He's not wrong though. He won't cheat in Fortnite again.