What, an IP that's been mismatched since the 90s continues to be mismanaged?

So artist have no agency to what they work on or who they do it for? Cause, um, that's bullshit. I'm old enough to remember the 90s and selling out to 'the man' being a terrible thing, instead of it being the end goal from the beginning like it is now

Just play the video games then 🤷🏻‍♂️

More than one thing can be true; patching used to be a very convoluted process in the early days of the Internet, so games were much more likely to be delayed b/c you couldn't ship a broken game and drop a day 1 patch. Games were also smaller in scope, made by smaller teams, lot less to go wrong

The league? Lol, they'd be in liable to lose their anti-trust exemption from Congress, it would rekt the NFL as we know it

Off the top of my head...

- A Hat in Time
- Banjo-Kazooie series
- Yooka-Layla
- Yellow Taxi Goes Vroom
- Snake Pass
- Sonic Frontiers
- Spyro Reignited Trilogy

Could probably think of some deep cuts of none of those work

Really nice play design, but why give other teams tape of it in a game they're comfortably winning and on a first down? Gotta keep that shit under wraps for when you really need a big play

Double sided tape? Bro, stick on Velcro, so you can remove it for cleaning the desk. Have everything on the back edge of my desk (speakers, clock, etc) done that way so they don't get knocked off the back when I raise/lower my sit/stand setup

This. Any client without specific business outside the US gets basically all non-NA and EU traffic blocked. Just logs filled with kiddie script attacks from Russia, the Middle East, China, constantly, and it's simply not with the risk of a real 0-day being among them

What? They've been making Indiana Jones games since 1982