Yeah i remember when game was announced i think it supposed to be something special
The same thing happened to Lost Soul Aside. Announced for PS4, and got moved to PS5.
Well yes but, stereotypes exist for a good reason, or as a friend of mine would say "it's not racism, just pattern recognition"; unpleasant, I know.
Bullshit. There are fun stereotypes, like the one you see in Punch Out or later Street Fighter games. Then there's this which is not. Once again, I don't make excuses, and there is really nothing "loli" about Diane. The same applies to robot human looking kids like Astro Boy and Mega Man/Rock. You don't see any person calling them a "shota" at all. This is nothing more than bullshit stereotyping/xenophobia, projection, or all of the above depending on the person.
And all those games end up being okay at best, what a surprise
Stereotypes don't have to be fun. What are you even on about?
Diana is the perfect definition of a "loli", a robot created by humans to look and act like a child forever.
I'm pretty sure those characters do fit the definition of "shota".
Not all pattern recognition comes from being xenophobic, sometimes we have to accept the simple fact that some cultures are just different and have their own set of values and morals.
I wouldn't call Lost Soul Aside 'ok'. Neither Pragmata. If you haven't played either, then I don't wanna hear else, otherwise.
Yeah, but I don't make blind assumptions or just assume off the back of my head like that. Especially when you don't even know the actual person.
It's not really generic. The game does open up, but you're only assuming on the very early parts. I've gotten a bit further into the game, and it really does open up. Generic would mean that it's just another cover shooter, or it would have anything to stand out. This game has more than enough gameplay elements to stand out. I recommend watching those castle super beast videos.
I should have used quotation marks, but if you know then, you know. Don't let the title fool you, it covers all aspects of the Punch Out franchise. Though, if you wanted to get to the main point, then I recommend getting to the 3 minute+ mark.
Sorry but people using the"pattern recognition" rhetoric are more than likely vehiculating actually racist and/or xenophobic ideas because they're also using their personal observation as a proof when it's a logical fallacy.
Pattern recognition is not racist or xenophobic especially if it is backed up with real data.
If personal observation and experience are a "logical fallacy", then everythig you've said must be wrong too since you speak from your own personal observation and experience and no one else's.
I played and finished both, and I can say without a shred of doubt that both games where average at best.
LMAO you make blind assumptions about people here on RGT all the time, kid.
I don't know the developers of the game, but I know the japanese culture far better than you might think meaning.
Data from whom? And which sample (because 200 persons don't represent the full population)?
Japanese culture isn't flawless yet I'd still argue that western culture is neither and I'd simply tell that sweeping in front of your door before commenting about others could be a good start.
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Less Issac, and more Sam Gideon if he were an astronaut, and never joined DARPA. Once again, same guy who worked on Vanquish, worked on this team. If you're gonna use a cosplay knockoff joke, at least get that part right.
Considering how fast this game is selling and the great receptions on practically all sides, I highly doubt that. That is pretty much your bias and prejudgment talking.
You can have your opinion however you want, but it sounds more like a you problem than anything related to either games More so on Pragmata.
Then Isaac Clarke is a Doom marine cosplay if you want to go that way.
Yes I can see that too, fair point.
I was referring to the simple fact that in japanese (also chinese and korean) entertainment (mainly manga and anime) it is normal to sexualise lolis even if only a little, just look at the mahou shoujo subgenre; also look at the mobile games made in those countries in which at least 30% of the cast are lolis that the player can "date".
None of that is present in Pragmata.
Do I even need to say anything atp, wdfym “stereotypes exist for a good reason”
That is definitely untrue. Look, I get, we're all interested in different things, and certain games didn't work for others or vice versa, but they've been on a great roll. Fine?If you're not interested in any of these, but let's not downplay their actual accomplishments. Most of the games that have come out are more than just "hype". I wasn't interested in games like any of the monster hunters, their spinoffs, nor Path of the Goddess, but catcom are still one of the few a a a comedies left that even bothered to do new I.Ps and experimentation that succeeded and works. I get you are burned before, but guess what? You're not the only one. All of us were hurt or got disappointed in some capacity, during their dork age. I will still call out when they screw up badly or get too greedy, but I'm not gonna let it rule my life. To do so is foolish and really doesn't help anyone. Let alone yourself. So let's drop this pathetic pity party.
