When you're making something new/experimental, there's some incentive to handhold players through it because you can't expect semi-committed people to stick with your game if they misunderstand what you're trying to do. but Metroid Prime 4 is not that. it is literally the fourth one they've made.

i mean the player character does make a little yummy noise and rub their belly so we can assume they taste GOOD. i was just hoping for more detail

Having tried both FMOD > Unity and Wwise > Unity I think FMOD feels easier to integrate, particularly in a team setting, but YMMV depending on how much experience you have with either middleware.

imagine if you spent $3 billion to make a movie and then pissed and moaned about how you were undercharging for it when you didn't make your budget back at the box office. that's not a pricing issue, that's a budgeting issue. spend less on your productions, stupid.

you don't know Paris is Burning??? how did that one miss you dude???

imo a mistake: S is the most popular letter, you gotta save it for the end bit to build anticipation. if we lead with S, we'll satisfy the audience too early and they'll leave while sitting through the boring letters like L, M, and N.

I liked A Knocked Door Cannot Remain Unknocked pendasfen.bandcamp.com/album/a-knoc...