Game companies aren't charities and EA had already been subsidizing Bioware for close to a decade before the sale. The old games gave people choices. That's vastly different than what Veilguard did or what the studio had become in the 5 or so years leading up to it's closure.

EA subsidized Bioware's "art" for a decade.

Went back and forth with him a month or so ago over DMs when he was talking about suicide. Blocked me and this the next I've seen of him.

If there's a bad decision to be made at the moment... Sony is going to make it.

They're looking at the trajectory of both entries. They started out roughly the same but Tsushima just kept selling.

The sales were frontloaded and then fell off a cliff.

Or.. stick with me... in Jason Lives he's a revenant. Not Kane's cockroach.

Jason isn't a Saiyan.

Ted

EA sucks. But you guys just can't wrap your heads around the fact you want niche products made for a small percentage of gamers. If Western AAA continues in that direction, it will continue to collapse.

He's not. 🤷‍♂️

Just accept that Kane's version of Jason is not Steve Miner's. They're 2 different characters from 2 different takes on the franchise. And yes... Kane's version is an auraless roach boy.

By far the worst written part of Mass Effect.

You guys really should have said this a long time ago. If I had known I would have started open carrying years ago.

Mass Effect was the reason I bought a 360. 🤷‍♂️

And this is why I have completely stopped buying games on PS5.

That was a proof of concept trailer. Keep in mind that's 7 years... for a concept trailer.

And it will not matter. EA already sunk god know how much money over 7 years for Bioware to create a proof of concept trailer that has no actual gameplay footage.

Capitalism got you an entire trilogy over a 7 year time frame. Feeding money into an unprofitable studio over a 7 year time frame got you a proof of concept trailer. 🤷‍♂️

I beat it, but remember almost nothing about it. A forgettable, throwaway experience that was a huge drop off from the trilogy.