Yep. Been expecting 2021 to be a weak year overall compared to 2020 but on the positive side, 2022 should hopefully be stacked.
Doesnât matter, Game of the year is already decided with the release of âIt takes twoâ. So there is nothing to win for other games this year anyway.
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It really is an incredible game.
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Damn, that would be a megaton.
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Yes.
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I would love it on Game Pass day one
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Glad they added that option.
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Seems like a missed opportunity for me. I reckon Split Second level destruction for the tracks would have been really awesome for a game like this
Seems good !
SnowBikeMike liked a tweet of mine. I can die happy now.
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Meme is goodđ
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To each their own but for me personally, im hoping and expecting Halo Infinite to be my 2021 game of the year.
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im with ya there peter gameplay looks solid hell of a lot of fun the big emphasis on exporation and player choice in a open world halo campaign take my money
Cultures change when the majority of people directly affected & involved want to make things better.
Again, itâs nice to think that we can have a big impact with words on internet forums or twitter hashtags but the reality is different.
& no I donât think we should be kept in the dark. Like I said, Schreier doesnât shine any lights on any things that arenât already out in the open.
Funny timing that Microsoft is running through their old logos.
Makes me think the one used in that fake Discord video might be legit.
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In answer to your question, I think he very much regards himself as a gaming journalist, not a gaming news reporter.
My ex used to work for a major national radio news show for the BBC and as she used to put it:
âGood news is no news.â
She saw the promotion of good news as the job of PR and the unearthing of bad practices as the job of journalists.
And did you ever wonder what your ex, or her employerâs motivation for taking that stance might be?
I.E. do you think that stance was more ultruistic, or financial driven. Because itâs pretty commonly accepted that bad news sells, a lot more than good news
Now Iâm not saying bad news should ever be ignored, but when the good is, by choiceâŚhell, by policy? That should tell you something
To be fair to her, the BBC is license fee funded so there is literally no financial imperative for this position.
You pay for the BBC fee or go to jail!