But.... they don't. Their games are old the minute they're released. Sure they have enough bare minimum charm to wow the masses, but when you truly take a skeptical and honest eye to them compared to many other games, you realize how lazy they are with the copy/paste approach most of the time, inability to add basic common niceties of modern gaming, and generally lacking worlds that feel unfinished.
If it weren't for the IP name recognition, most of their games would be panned as meh.
Why they wanna ship the Mario Bros.?
More re-re-re-re-re-re-re-re-releases.
It's clunky and the novelty wears off quickly
Referring to all Nintendo games.
Youtube shorts is fucking stupid. I never like any of them.
I don't understand launch trailers for already released games.
PS5 is a PS4 Pro 2, and the PS5 Pro will be a PS4 Pro 3.
It could be worse.
The Last of Us was released for the PlayStation 3 in June 2013 and The Last of Us Remastered was released for the PlayStation 4 in July 2014.
Not knowing anything about this game, fuck critics. Critics are idiots in every case, every time.
Why is logging in to third party accounts the end of the world?
I play on PC too, and while it's somewhat obnoxious dealing with Ubisoft or EA, and I also have a Playstation account, I don't understand the big ordeal with just signing in to their stupid thing. Play the game until you've had enough, then be done.
You need to sign in to Steam, or Epic, or Gog or whatever. You probably sign in to emails and other accounts. Tons of things have your data whether you like it or not. The outrage all the time on this kind of thing feels really misplaced and overblown.