DAII was different since it happened to have one of the first online gamer hate campaigns directed towards it and its writers
Gamer types have hated Dragon Age for gamer reasons since Dragon Age II
Freedom Town, USA
Homestar Runner should sue for copyright infringement
I haven't played it myself yet (I definitely want to at some point though I suspect SH2R would make my computer burst into tears, then flames), but from what I have read and seen it's definitely a worthwhile horror experience. The major complaint I have seen about it is that some people feel the game is a bit bloated compared to the original. The new game is apparently a 16-20 hour game whereas the original would take about 8 hours on your first playthrough. I have played the original and I'm happy with how the story and cutscenes have been handled. The actors did a great job
And also random bosses and dungeons hidden in remote corners of the world map
This is clearly just some obnoxious dipshit doing le epic troll
This gooner phrenology shit about women's jaw shapes and bemoaning "the destruction of femininity" is a relatively recent development though. It wasn't a thing when Gamergate started 10 years ago
Also Silent Hill, and especially Silent Hill 2 are a big deal, and Alan Wake was not going into AW2
I see shit like this and I get similar feelings to an HP Lovecraft protagonist peering through a bush at slavering cultists performing some kind of hideous ritual
A big part about maturing as a millennial is realising how many of the funny memes you laughed at in school and as a 20-something were actually horribly fucked up
TLDW: Moon Channel posits that the lawsuit isn't about ripping off Pokemon designs or even gameplay patents, but Nintendo trying to slap down Sony whom they see as muscling in on their territory by trying to capitalise on Palworld with merchandise, anime, etc