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@Balosi I'm asking myself the same question, time to unsubscribe from the feed I suppose.

Considering all the stages/bosses were music themed, this to me sounds like they're completely missing the point. Just leave the game be instead of bringing it back as a zombie(!), if you're not going to do it right.

"Iconic" indeed, I could count on one hand how many characters I recognize in that drawing.

Well deserved trophy for Apex, good stuff.

White background, awful art style, barely bothered finishing off drawing the characters on the far right. This is more in line with what I'd expect from DeviantArt rather than coming out of a multi billion dollar company like Sony.

Does seem like a wise choice to make, or the game would easily get killed off by Sekiro.

I'm cautiously optimistic for The Sinking City, because while the trailer makes it seem very exciting, developer Frogwares has never made an especially good game in the nearly twenty years since their foundation.

So what exact countries get to swap their confirm/cancel buttons? What were they even thinking over at Sony when deciding to region lock this feature which should have been available for everyone since the console launched?

Not very "remote" play if you need to connect the controller to the console via Bluetooth. Perhaps you should make it clear in the article that this isn't just awkward but also fairly useless.

@get2sammyb Not getting the bandwagoning shi*flinging contest you were hoping for? I'm not arguing that this wasn't a poor decision from THQ Nordic, but your sensationalist, inflammatory article is really bad as well.

@nessisonett "The article states that THQ Nordic’s account made unsavoury comments including the use of a homophobic slur during the AMA. No matter the context, there’s no way I, or others within the LGBT+ community, could give money to a company that would openly use slurs like that. There needs to be an apology"
I would research what exactly has been said before demanding an apology, instead of just relying on hearsay.

@rjejr Fair enough I suppose that's what reviews are for. I don't trust the opinions of others enough to let them decide for me whether or not to try something, I'd rather regret afterwards than never experiencing something.

@misterMike There's no splitscreen, no. Network only, so two or more systems are needed. I have a feeling the Switch wouldn't be able to handle splitscreen anyway, DQB2 can be pretty resource intensive.

8chan is a ****hole but I still fail to see why THQ Nordic should get hounded for this. Reddit used to be a pedophile camp as well before they cleaned house to make it advertiser/business friendly.

I assume that THQ Nordic held this "AMA" in some kind of gaming board rather than a pedophile forum? If so it seems like a lot of outrage over nothing. Still, weird venue to pick.

_{Please mind the language - Quintumply}

@misterMike Switch has local and online coop. PS4 is online coop only.

@rjejr "I was so annoyed just reading the reviews that I didn't even play it."
That seems really dumb but OK.

@rjejr DQB2 has been out for nearly a month at this point, there's not much to wonder about.
https://www.pushsquare.com/news/2019/02/japanese_sales_charts_kingdom_hearts_3_and_resident_evil_2_drop_off_the_top

You can see the two versions are selling roughly the same amount.

Surprised to see Dragon Quest Builders 2 still not having reached half a million sales across both the PS4 and Switch versions. It's a fantastic game that has improved on nearly and expanded far beyond just about everything that was in its predecessor.

>It’s a clumsy comment to say the least, but there’s no doubt that certain genres of game age less gracefully than others. Would you honestly pick FIFA International Soccer over FIFA 19?

Definitely, but I'd still rather be playing an actual good game like International Superstar Soccer DX.