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I think the hate for the Xmen was the expectation that since the timeline was altered, Fox would imitate Marvel Films and give us a direct adaptation of the comics/cartoons like the Avengers, but instead we got a continuation of the old films from 2000, so it was all for nothing. I don't feel this way as I feel the Marvel films are very bland. The Xmen just have more interesting, creative powers that are fun to watch for me. I still love the Blinx portals from days of future past, Quicksilver scenes in both films and Fassbender and McAvoys performances. I'm bias I guess.

I'm not a fan of Cap comics either, but I liked this story enough that I will finish the arc.  

Was the petting minigame removed or not? I haven't played the game yet but my understanding is that it was left intact for the Western release minus the tactile ability for the petting mini-game. So the outrage is over not being able to rub the screen and doesn't affect the core mechanics of the game? The strategy game should be reviewed poorly because you cannot rub the screen in an optional mini-game? In either case, I'm complaining about the bad behavior of commenters. Anything will set them off for whatever stupid reason. Fates is probably a bad example for this argument, I don't know?

Too be honest, I don't like the way commenters can intimidate reviewers. I hate those whiny little bitches! I want to read a reviewers full opinion and I don't want them to censor themselves because they're afraid of backlash. Just go back and read @whatsacows experience after criticizing game of thrones and then recieving death threats for it. Realistically, commenters can be so vile and abusive, that writers have to mind them when they are reviewing games which is very hypocritical of some gamers. God forbid you take issue with a game and point it out, but because you want to avoid death threats and flame wars, reviewers have to hold back to please the audience. How fucking stupid! I am not criticizing you in anyway. I am pointing out the hypocrisy of some gamers who censor writers with their vitriol, yet don't want their precious games EDITED. I take issues with pervy games not because they are pervy, but because it's added as a shallow feature to sell games, and otherwise brings nothing to the experience. I haven't played Fates, but I believe there was some weird rubbing/petting game that was removed or whatever and it was used to build relationships. It wasnt featured in the previous Fire Emblem, and I am not looking for it in a new Fire Emblem. You seem like a cool dude GamerFoxem. Unfortunately a lot of commenter are not and it isn't worth bating them into fights, so I say let them win. Whiny little bitches! It's not worth the stress.

The game is far superior on PS4 then it was on PS2. It's been given a new life. Hopefully they will make more of these types of games in the future. So, so pretty!

This is a weird topic for me because I'm actually in the camp where I don't care. I like playing a lot of anime JRPG games and they typically use sex appeal to sell them which is not something that appeals to me, it's just there, and I just accept it as a cultural difference, which is what I think happened with games like Fates.  I don't knock a game down for making me uncomfortable, but I do mention that it makes me uncomfortable. I'm not talking about Bayonetta, but more or less of Neptunia type games where the protaganists look like toddlers made to look sexy. Even a lot of the Atelier games that I enjoy use very "sexy" imagery to sell them, but they aren't really sexual games at all. Also, there is a difference between "editing" and "censorship". If games are products, then companies can edit them to fit the region they are selling to. Australia is very strict about violent games for example and US is more conservative about sex, unlike Japan. Censoring art and editing a product are different things, but these two things get mixed when it comes to gaming. 
This is from Atelier Sophie, a new game:
 
 
I read different reviews and can usually enjoy a game that has bad scores, so it doesnt mean much. However, if you're tight on a budget and see a new release get poor reviews, saving your money is very helpful. So I feel like reviews are important, if you veiw games as products and not art or whatever. 

My only main gripe with Outcast is that a big mystery was revealed at the end which would have been better revealed later in the Season as it's already been renewed for Season 2, that mystery would have been more captivating. When Kyle was beating that kid in the end and then flashing back to his mom, it was just disturbing and dark, but then they revealed a monster and it kind of deflated the shock. I liked the slow, depressing mood for a change. There is also a show called PennyDreadful that is very gothic victorian horror like HP Lovecraft, with vampires, witches, werewolf and frankenstain that is quite good if you like old horror.

I mean I loved both. Deadpool was a surprise, while Xmen has been going for years and still good. I wonder if Deadpool can do that, like 10+ years later.

Cool! You  got a discount! I need to try shadow warrior now.

The big appeal of Hard Redux for me is the cyberpunk setting. Atmosphere is important to me and I just felt like shooting robots n things. Thats enough to carry me through the game. I'm not that picky. 

I have to give those other FPS you mentioned a try. I think I've mentioned before that FPS arent really my thing, but horror and cyberpunk are. There was also a Western shooter a while back that I really liked,Call of Juarez, so Im a hypocrite. Whatever, I like Hard Redux.

The thing about Preacher is that it's tied to Seth Rogen who I don't really like. I was expecting Preacher to have some gross comedy, especially after seeing screenshots of a character with an anus for a mouth. I'll have to give it a try. It seems to be getting good reactions. Outcast is more interesting to me. Did you watch the Constantine TV show? Isn't that what Preacher is supposed to be like? I got  free Preacher TV comic when I bought Rebirth. I'll check out the show and comic. Also, Outcast has a comic, so I need to try that as well, but I like the show and don't want to spoil it by reading the comic. 

New52 rebooted the DC Universe and discontinued or stopped some of the older storylines/chars. People were pissed about this. I myself was into Batman Incorporated until it also was discontinued due to New52. Now it seems old DC is back again I suppose, not totally sure what the new deal is. Just gotta read to find out I suppose?