He (or anyone from the Japan branch, I think) didn’t have anything to do with the last one, so it didn’t matter. It’s only recently that he started getting interested.

People seem to be confused about why they thought this is a good idea, but to me this is expected.

I don’t follow what Miyamoto does much, but based on what I heard (like Chris Pratt Mario…) I feel he’s a showoff who probably wants ANY live-action movie of a Nintendo IP because it’d be cool. Zelda is the best one to qualify, maybe Metroid or Xenoblade (both of which are way less popular). They even tried more realism back with Twilight Princess.

I actually expect it’ll be more or less like the Mario movie again, an unimpressive but solid success.

The irony didn’t occur to me, I got a chuckle out of this.

But to play devil’s advocate for him, the game’s outlandishly sci-fi with “space ninjas”, and the actual players typically don’t chat like gun nuts.

I remember when I was a kid who joined a mostly American guild with Discord server in Warframe.

I was so confused when I wrote the time in 24h and the guy I was chatting with seemed genuinely uncomfortable with me writing in military jargon.

(He also believed in ghosts and I had trouble explaining the difference between additive and multiplicative multipliers to him)

I don’t get it, the Jews IRL were also persecuted because everyone thought they controlled the world and shit.

It didn’t happen, (not to the scale Hitler said anyway) but the Darksens in VC didn’t “use black magic” either. It’s propaganda.

But… Souls enemies don’t do the same thing every time, at least FromSoft’s. There’s fairly few instances where you can manipulate the RNG into one predictable attack. I WISH I could see when the boss is going to use that one stupid attack, but I can’t. I for one think Souls has one of the more* complex RPG systems (for an action game first - obviously, JRPGs like E33 beat it, but have extremely basic action) when you factor in the different weapon speeds and range, armor/roll/weight ranges, changing which attacks you can counter and how, a TON of varied magic (that vets hate because it’s fun I guess), shields (and shield pokes, my beloved), stat distribution and multiple damage types if your build allows it. Even in melee focused runs, I upgrade different weapons to change between depending on situation.

If you just take your straight sword or ultra sword and use nothing else, like the stereotypical Souls player does, then the games are pretty basic for action games. Which is probably why a lot of players think Sekiro is much better, because they focused on action only. But most From games aren’t just action, they are RPGs too.

I guess Mario is a Souls-like game now, just fail to dodge two hits and you’re dead

You’re just describing any action game. Or even turn based games. Or even real life games. Just say you hate games.

I’m playing Demon’s Souls now and it really feels like a Zelda game, but edgier, more RPG and with a Stamina bar. In particular because of the many gimmick bosses.

Then Dark Souls 1 and onwards started being more and more of just an Action game, until DS3 (or Bloodborne had I played it) where it’s an action game first. Which is also good. Just different.

“Initial support for upcoming Steam Machine hardware”

I’ll take any news I guess

By then, the kids that didn’t want to focus on Pokemon PvP until now (or have not played Pokemon in the first place) will already learn the current meta and be freed up for more. They’ll have to find new ways to ease in new kids in the next years, but for now building an initial casual playerbase is more important.

Apparently it can be fixed by turning the game while offline, and then turning online ingame, since it’s an issue with Steam servers/overlay. I just played offline the whole time last time I played, but obviously it’s not ideal.

Again, reviews? Game demos? Those are already excuses if they wanted to (and could in the first place, since refunds are probably required by law, as the other reply). This fps prediction IS customer service.

Should we remove hardware requirements or reviews, because then you could argue you weren’t informed about the game not being your type? Are game demos bad?

Informing the customer being bad sounds backwards. This could only backfire if the fps prediction is wrong, and I still think for most people this would a positive, I wanted a feature like this.

Assuming that Valve won’t be forced to charge like $1100 because of all the shortage BS, does this mean Steam Machine is looking better?

Yeah, I kind of get him. I only know English and not Japanese, but I swear for every other localised game I like, the discussion is “look at how ass this localisation is, they added a Spongebob reference, the characters sound more sexual to spell out the jokes”

And I don’t even know which side I stand on, because I like some national jokes in Polish translations, but then also got ticked off the other day when I saw very slight, unharmful word changes in Slay the Princess. (coldly beautiful -> exceptionally beautiful, and because it’d be hard to translate coldly anyways)

I haven’t done the fascist playthrough, but I heard Kim ends that quest by telling you that you’re fucking stupid, which is good enough. He’s not gonna drop the case because his temporary partner turns out to be facist, and if he decides to trust you anyway, that’s probably by you being good otherwise.

Same with rolling his eyes over you becoming racist, but, at least you are helpful? Better than the unhelpful racist.

Shooting Cunoesse is stupid, and could be meant as Kim also being a bastard cop in the end (more than bribes), but I’m blaming the game railroading him into being with you, since he’s crucial.

Like the post said, it’s the opposite. The closest thing is that your cop partner Kim is awesome (not you though), really patient considering the BS he watches you do, and part of the homosexual underground. And you can (sort of) specialise in reading his and the few other cops’ thoughts.

Some people think it does fetishize communism, but I think it critiques enough too.

Extra smoothness for a frame of input delay is a good boon for any non-action games that just have cool animation. Or even less hardcore action games. I’m one of the few people who doesn’t want the higher fps for gameplay, I just think 30 -> 60 looks better. On the other hand, I don’t see the 60->120 jump well.

I never used framegen though, because Steam Deck is all I have and didn’t play around much.

Tokyo seems to be bigger than New York and it’s only issue with transit AFAIK is overcrowding, which is also a consequence of other things. My “USA state”-sized country can get me from one end to another in less than a day of trains too.

The issue still doesn’t sound to be size, but awful management over decades. It’s too far gone to easily fix, and it’s not the people’s fault, but it still sounds like something to take the piss out of the country for.