Exactly. You think the game is deep because there are still things for you to discover. When you've beaten the game hundreds of times like I have, you start to see how much better it could've been if the development time was properly utilized.

And the best game on the PS2 is GTA: San Andreas.

If you've only beaten MGS3 three times, you wouldn't know about 90% of the things that are in that game. And that's the issue: mechanics were implemented that most people will never use or even see. That's a huge waste of resources.

Oh, so like Devil May Cry 5.

The Outer Wilds

I don't see any links to the games you've worked on in your bio. Can you link them here?

WTF?! Delete that! You just left a paper trail!

Out of curiosity, is this an alt account? Have you taken steps to ensure prospective employers never see it?

All hiring managers? Did any actual devs have anything to say? The point is, I wouldn't trust anything a hiring manager says.

For starters, who told you that? And what makes them an authority on the subject?

@xybur.bsky.social Next time anybody mentions DMC, leave me out of it.

Hey, @andylunique.bsky.social:

What do you think about Style Switching?