>Okay, baldy, make your choice:
>Save bitchy girlfriend and sacrifice innocents?
>Or save innocents and sacrifice girlfriend?
>Oh, and she dies no matter which one you pick, but if you try to save her she dies being mad at you
It's kind of wild how one of the forefathers of the "binary good and evil choices that ultimately don't matter because the writers are hacks" trope is looked on so nostalgically these days. Infamous was always mediocre discount superhero slop, and no amount of falling from grace Sucker Punch has gone through should retroactively change that.

Okay, cool. I can appreciate that. Supporting the independent, small studios who need the money to stay afloat. Very nice, Tim, very nice.

Now how does that benefit the consumer?

>Samsung
Never buying their shit again. The last couple TVs I got of theirs had some completely retarded "eco-friendly" settings that would dim the image if there was too much black on screen, making text in dark environments nearly impossible to read. The only way to shut the setting off was to go into some secret manufacturer's menu with a code and toggle it off.