Why did the "wide linear" design of games like Crysis never catch on? I liked how the maps were really open and you could fuck around with physics and shit.

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We were cucked out of the movement almost immediately. I'm still rooting for you eurofags, though.

i quit ladder and only show up for the limited formats, because it shows they know in format math what cards are the problem and can and should ban them, but they wont and allow ladder to remain a clown shitshow that ends in 2-3 actions

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>Responding to people who respond to me in a thread on 4chan
>Obsessed
Actually, you're right... I was in all of the threads since day -100... responding to all of them...

Nintendo keeps asking more and more of its users while offering them less and less.

More people would have forgiven the Switch 2's shitty pricing and DRM bullshit if the console was legit amazing, but it isn't. It's an incredibly by the numbers system and weirdly lazy for Nintendo, the reason that 80 dollar games and Game Key Cards became such a big talking point is because it's literally the Switch 2's biggest "features". Mario Kart World is a downgrade from 8 in basically every way that matters, Nintendo's online is fucking embarrassingly bad for a paid service, the build quality simply isn't where it should be (especially for a system targeted at kids) Bananza and Metroid Prime 4 look fine, but you shouldn't spend 500+ dollars on "fine"

People used to turn a blind eye to Nintendo's bullshit because of the "Nintendo magic", that magic is quickly fading, it's being squeezed for every penny its worth, they've become the Disney of gaming.