I would LOVE a vr remake of this game.

Mamoru Hosoda. Wolf Children and Belle are two of my most favorite movies. Can't think of any other director except Chris Nolan.

Look to YouTube and Twitch, a new game comes out and droves of people are watching them. Reviewers do their thing for publications. There are millions of people worldwide who will watch or read about a new game (or movie).

Last of Us 2 famously had Joel's death shared before the game came out and it still became a massive success.

I'd argue that most people aren't bothered by spoilers, just that those who are bothered by them are extremely vocal about it.

Not everyone will play a game themselves. It's not much different from a thumbnail that you'll see on the popular streaming services.

>I think the whole "its x years old" argument simply doesnt work, because things constantly get popular and un-popular again, not to mention the new generations of gamers who literally couldnt play the game when it came out.

There comes a point where if you were going to play or watch something, you would have done it by now.

Take star wars for example, episode 5 came out in 1980, 40 years ago. If you didn't know that Vader is Luke's father and take a lot of issue with it, why in your whole life until now haven't you watched a movie you supposedly had interest in?

If we had to tiptoe around spoilers constantly, we may as well just hide all of the text that these subreddits get.

Personally I've never been bothered by spoilers, they don't add or take away from the media. Lack of spoilers never add enjoyment, spoilers don't take away. If anything, spoilers help drive the anticipation and excitement.

I hate game launchers as a whole. Just put the icon on my desktop and let me play. Stop making me open steam.

I have a strong dislike for the movie because the characters are dumb and don't pay attention to anything around them. Particularly on the mountain top. That whole scene just drove me crazy.

Cool visuals though.

I think Hayden got out of acting shortly after star wars. I barely even does convention appearances for star wars.

I remember the force unleashed 2 getting beaten in like 5 hours. That was a massive disappointment for a video game, cool power trip though.

Even the rogue squadron games are super short (like 1 or 2 hours).

Hi. Remember when video games were always $60 and have pretty much never budged since like 1985? It 100% makes sense that there would be a price increase. If anything, there should've been one many years earlier.

Also before we go cherry picking about "complete" games back then, remember there were many more that weren't and still were full price.

Because they know people will buy it. They are the Apple of video gaming.

The load times alone are worth it imo. I also like that Sony is actually doing things with the controller unlike Microsoft who is content with the same controller since the 360. The improved frame rate is a welcome addition but I can still play at 30, it doesn't take long for me to adjust.

Backwards compatibility is nice, once I got my ps5 I sold my ps4 pro just because I didnt see a need for it when my whole library will play on my new console.