I always like big, bold eyes in games from character creators... but unfortunately I covered mine up with the Godlike features and thꦐ𝓰en had to spend the whole game not being able to see them.

I think I'd prefer a Persona style new cast,⭕ though a lot of the mystery of the world building would be moot in a sequel. Something that looks at the races we didn't see much of would keep that feeling even in a setting we're now more familiar with.

Idk what to say man, a year ago they had a State of Play and only showed VR ports, this year they had a State of Play and showed a single VR mode for a game that 𝓀most people won't use VR for. I want the PS VR2 to get a resurgence and I want to talk about PS VR2 but they aren't giving me much to go on. It's not clickbait to write that a thing is happening just beca𝄹use it was also happening a year ago and you also wish it wasn't.

As TheGamerꦆ's Editor-in-Chief, please find my response belo🦹w.

This was not an investigative report it was a simple news story where the facts at hand (that the statement present in the article was tweeted by Mike Pollock) is not debated. This makes iꦿt cut and dried news with no need for further comment, though anyone involved is of course free to offer further context for their fans.

Aside from the fact the slow rollout o💎f generic characters with such obvious money grub🐼bing is the reason it ultimately died, the failure to capitalise on Barbie feels like a big miss.

The percentage of game journalists who like seeing live-service games instead of fully polished single player adventures is in the single digits. The very article your commenting on is a games journalist saying making these sorts of games is bad, and referencin🌱g several others that say the same. Where do you get the idea that journalists like these games?

The people who agree with him do so because they think he's saying consultants are forcing DEI into every game and making them woke. That's not what he's saying, but he's content to lap up praise from people who (perhaps deliberately) misunder꧑stand him

The point is not that I actually care about the chin, nor is this piece on his heavily-repo♏rted managerial style. It's that the same base he is currently appealing to ha🍎tes characters exactly like his because his view of why consultants are bad (they disrupt creativity) is completely different to why his new fans think that (because they think wokeness is stealing their games).