It wasn't a response to Capcom, it was a response to Brad (and the general social media reaction of "Yeah new Resident Evil!"). The last words he said before Jeff's outburst were "Capcom is making a new videogame, y'all"
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It wasn't a response to Capcom, it was a response to Brad (and the general social media reaction of "Yeah new Resident Evil!"). The last words he said before Jeff's outburst were "Capcom is making a new videogame, y'all"
I know, but that's what always confused me because before that podcast, I literally saw nobody who treating it like it was a new game
I'm glad to hear Dan is on the Ace Combat QL cause I'm currently watching the deepflaw game stream and he looks like he's about to die
I remember the reaction at NeoGAF being pretty positive at a time when Capcom had seemingly stopped developing their own games and had been outsourcing everything to western devs.
It was more positive because people liked that game and wanted to play it somewhere new than thinking it was a new game, but it was about the most positive people were on Capcom in a couple of years.
In a 2011 pod, Vinny was downright indignant towards the thought of a re-released Zelda game (OoT for the 3DS). He didn't like that it wasted a development slot, essentially. Jeff straight-up refused to play it, for fear that it might taint his memory of the original. Brad liked it and I think Ryan did, too.
Really, contrasting their whole attitude, 2011-to-now, is kinda fascinating. There's a different one where they're talking about the Team Bondi fallout and are uniformly pro-union; their response to Rockstar's workplace stuff last year was a LOT more tepid. And there's a different pod where Brad (and the others) are in favour of a single-save Bethesda RPGs (after talking about how irritating it was to rollback saves to play DLC in Fallout: New Vegas). Their general thoughts about the state of the industry (there's a lot of talk about used games) and its future (a general sentiment for always-online, as something 'necessary'.) are really fun to hear given how things turned out.
Their treatment of developers is also fascinating. They loved L.A. Noir and treated it like a full Rockstar game, with no real knowledgement that it was made by Team Bondi until after that news broke. For the entire time they're playing L.A. Noire it's referred to and contrasted with Rockstar's own games. I feel like nowadays there's a lot more awareness about which studio made what, and appropriate expectations because of that.
2011 pods are a riiiide.
Edit: Oh, I forgot about Patrick's adventures with his arcade cabinet. Their arcade talks are super interesting.
Really, contrasting their whole attitude, 2011-to-now, is kinda fascinating. There's a different one where they're talking about the Team Bondi fallout and are uniformly pro-union; their response to Rockstar's workplace stuff last year was a LOT more tepid. And there's a different pod where Brad (and the others) are in favour of a single-save Bethesda RPGs (after talking about how irritating it was to rollback saves to play DLC in Fallout: New Vegas). Their general thoughts about the state of the industry (there's a lot of talk about used games) and its future (a general sentiment for always-online, as something 'necessary'.) are really fun to hear given how things turned out.
Their treatment of developers is also fascinating. They loved L.A. Noir and treated it like a full Rockstar game, with no real knowledgement that it was made by Team Bondi until after that news broke. For the entire time they're playing L.A. Noire it's referred to and contrasted with Rockstar's own games. I feel like nowadays there's a lot more awareness about which studio made what, and appropriate expectations because of that.
2011 pods are a riiiide.
Edit: Oh, I forgot about Patrick's adventures with his arcade cabinet. Their arcade talks are super interesting.
Well in fairness the current goings on at Rockstar are tepid compared to Team Bondi. That stuff was monstrous.
It had anime skin dlc on the 360 but I don't remember which anime...
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What is this phone software that everyone other than Vinny is screaming about making the 6S obsolete?
Dear god that discussion was infuriating.
Dear god that discussion was infuriating.
I believe they're just talking about iOS software updates.
Seems like a bad argument when Apple just swapped everyones battery in that device last year.
Seriously lol. The 6s is still a pretty fast phone for 2019 and isn't lacking software support from apple. Put a new battery in it and it's good to go.
I do agree that buying another 6s is kinda dumb, might as well at least get a 7 or 8.
It was strange that in the entire group no one was willing to even begin to concede that phones are getting to the point where the flagship from 3-4 years ago is still totally fine.
I am in the same position as Vinny and feel exactly the same as he does so I guess I'm an old man too!
I wonder when Activision will put out a Call of Duty 5 since it's been over 11 years since CoD 4 was released.
Vinny's phone rant... I'm just confused by it because he's worked in a tech/consumer electronics related job for years and years.
Did they know it was a child, tho
Forget whales, micro transactions in general suck.
Also I would never return to the dark world of the 6S from my X, ignorance is bliss.
*looks at thumbnail* Thanks, I hate it
I'm surprised they brought this back.
They could have given us Mass Alex 2, Shenmue 2 ER, or GTAO Heists, but instead they choose to attack us.
*Checks website*
I'm surprised they brought this back.
...Alright.
Everyone's favorite feature right after department of new business
I'm surprised they brought this back.
I'm surprised they brought this back.
will they finally play Katawa Shoujo
They let people get a new battery for $29, instead of $79. It wasn't free or automatic.
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