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Who funded this shit? lmao
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It's on Apple Arcade, so the answer is Apple.Who funded this shit? lmao
That would have the additional benefit of wiping Montreal off the face of the earth, so I am down!I think they should cancel the game and nuke the studio from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
How extinction is taught in schools is that the meteor was a magic bullet that only killed all the big animals on earth instantly and smaller ones with exterior insulation were the ones able to survive.I don't see how being a bird IRL will protect you from the meteor impact's shockwave.
I thought this was going to be about volcano high like the movie that has all the rap guys do the dub
Shit like this makes me nostalgic for the 90's, when vidyagames were aimed at the 14 year old edgelord demographic.
I bet someone out there has already drawn porn of one of these characters by now.
I bet someone drew porn of these characters before the trailer was even released.
So the real question here is has anyone found any R34 yet? I have a feeling one of the characters is from someone's OC
It's baffling that they decided to showcase this during their PS5 gameplay reveal. The game looks like it could run on a fucking PS2. Now a great showcase of how the new console is gonna be closer to PC but still fall short.
Also, plot looks dumb and it's definitely not new
You know, the idea of a fictional story featuring sentient dinosaur characters coming to terms with their impending extinction is actually a really fucking neat idea. Too bad it'll be wasted here on creepy anthro furry shit, alphabet-pandering, and an inevitable shoe-horned message about climate change.
The Persona series is one of- if not the only- game where it achieves that. You're seen in a different light depending on how well you do in school, the other students you hang out with have their own personalities and backstories, each one being an actual character instead of a stereotype.Eh, high schools are fine, but the problem is no one makes them architecturally interesting. There's rarely exterior corridors, multiple floors, skywalks, or a mish-mash of various additions that have all been cobbled together. They also rarely explore the politics and culture within high schools: the cult of personality surrounding the football coach, principal, or even other teachers, how deep rivalries run, stories of legends and lore never published. The bullshit policies that even teachers mock. Hating on the student council. Bizarre clubs (like the school valedictorian making a laughter club). How much the school resembles a concentration camp.
Most (almost all) works that involve high schools compress most of the "politics and culture" into hackneyed backdrops, and frankly, I wonder if some of these writers even went to public school at all.
Oh look, I was right about the creative effort thing, their characters are all self-inserts. I'm sure they'll be memorable, too.