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It is a great game and at first I largely agreed.
Until I played more of the latest one and on balance I'd say it edges it largely for the value for money thing. I'm not saying the Wii one ain't enjoyable but there's just so much good content (and no filler) with Mario Kart 8.
Point is though, it's a great example of Nintendo still being fine and worthy of holding up as such an exmaple.
-Idea Factory.
-Hinterland studios.
Epic - for exclusives
Paradox - for DLC spam
Spider-Man is currently the only open world game i've genuinely enjoyed - basically only because of how fast you can zip through the city (though I did pick up Sleeping Dogs during the Steam sale, and it's pretty good so far). Everspace 2 as well, but that one's in space and not as much of an open world imo.
everything else just feels kinda generic. Same big open fields with a slow-ass movement speed that you can barely increase with almost nothing substantial to do between locations.
now granted, i only own 2 of their games (Surviving Mars and Stellaris, the latter of which i've barely played lmao) - but it hasn't been a big deal to me. I'd rather get a nice chunk of content every 6 - 12 months over a thousand separate DLCs for a single costume each or some ♥♥♥♥.
Undead Labs Again for never...ever rightfully fixing bugs;
Piranha games For making such clanky game mechanic;
Treyarch;
Bethesda And again for never rightfully fixing bugs;
Eletronic Arts;
Rockstar North Everyone know what issue I'm talking about;
The more bigger a politician is, the more critics he gets.
I can see plenty of people hate companies like Ubisoft, EA, Square Enix or Bethasda.
But this big companies are the one who are driving the gaming industry and has majority of the market share. People are buying from them anyway, despite the hate.
2. Ubisoft
3. Microsoft
You seem to misunderstand that philosopher. The fact that you get more critics when you become more known, does not automatically mean that those critics are wrong. Those are two different things.
Also, 'people' without context is meaningless. It can be anyone. You just assume the 'haters' are the same people as the buyers. There might be some overlap, but for how much is anyone's guess.
I see it this way: The more bigger a politician is, more is the illicit money he get.
Or also: Become famous, then go to sleep.
2. 343 Industries
3. Capcom