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[–] White_Phillip ago 

I feel grimdark when that happens

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[–] ScreaminMime ago 

Yes, but it is politicians.

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[–] pepepepepe ago 

Pretty much all the time, especially with video games. Everything that looks like mediocre crap ends up coming out as glitchy, mediocre crap because their hundred-million-dollar advertising campaign necessitated the launch date not change despite the underpaid programmers not finishing on time.

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[–] Rottcodd ago  (edited ago)

Oh yes.

I've been playing The Elder Scrolls since Daggerfall (more accurately, from Daggerfall to Oblivion - I refused to buy Skyrim, and have never had cause to regret that decision), and following and mostly criticizing development since Morrowind, so I've had some pretty easy opportunities.

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[–] 4943897? ago 

Naw. Usually if I care enough to think about it, I care enough to be sad it failed.

TES online... You could have been a contender, instead you're just a bum.

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[–] serp0unce ago 

I love movies so I usually don't want them to be bad. I want every movie I watch to be entertaining. HOWEVER, when I call a sports team or an athlete having a good or off season I get very smug about it.

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[–] Gerplunckamo ago 

Yes.

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[–] TheKFCNyanCat 0 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago  (edited ago)

Yes, Sonic Boom (the games, the TV show is great.)

That period of smugness was brief, it became sadness when I realized that Sonic would become the gaming press's whipping boy again.

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[–] BoiseNTheHood ago 

Seriously? At this point, predicting that a Sonic game is going to be terrible is like predicting that the sky is going to be blue tomorrow.

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[–] TheKFCNyanCat ago  (edited ago)

If you actually play Sonic instead of believing gaming press, you'll see that the quality of Sonic games varies greatly.

Shadow The Hedgehog: Debatable

Sonic '06: Bad

Sonic Unleashed: Debatable

Sonic 4 Episode 1: Debatable

Sonic Colors: Good

Sonic Generations: Good

Sonic 4 Episode 2: Good

Sonic Lost World: Debatable

Sonic Boom: BURN IT WITH FUCKING FIRE

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