After the fallout of the censorship of "Fire Emblem Fates" and the controversies that followed, one might wonder if Atlus actually censored their own game? (Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE). Well, this is my (Justin (Jay Shay) Easler, TGG) take on that matter.
This should make fans attending the ahow event happier as Bandai Namco is bringing some interesting game experiences to the convention.
Square Enix president Takashi Kiryu discusses the dropping player count of Final Fantasy XIV and the numerous projects of YoshiP.
Also who wants to keep paying a monthly fee every month, there are other options like Guild Wars 2 😁with no monthly fee and while not that many people overall compared to FF XIV, it did increase to about 21 mil now.
Looks like Square Enix is self-aware but still stuck in place, they see the player drop and apologize for the bugs, but nothing really changes. Shame, FFXIV used to be the gold standard
My entire free company has stopped playing. The writing has consistently gotten worse and the content is sparse and lacking; unless you are a hardcore player there's very little for you to do. They are over-catering to the people who will grind three+ times a week on a single fight for multiple months when the playerbase by large doesn't want that sort of content. Square needs to dedicate more resources to the game instead of wasting them on mobile and other live service slop.
Game Rant interviews Dune: Awakening composer Knut Avenstroup Haugen about his process for giving the harsh deserts of Arrakis a musical voice.
There is a very good reason why people are buying Japanese imported games like never before now...
I´m done with Nintendo and there BS censorship.
@Simon_the_sorcerer
"Not to mention Fire Emblem Fates and Treehouse´s crappy localization of the game."
- http://thegg.net/opinion-ed... *cough cough*
Atlus was known to censor their games since the Playstation Era like in Persona and the recent Shin Megami Tensei IV.
@Kyosuke_Sanada
"Not that I remember. Most of them were due to full blown nudity on demons, even though the ones with phallic heads were left intact and others were due to strange rules in Japan towards certain adaptations (Such as a certain "person" having a few changes in looks and name but not enough to prevent anyone knowing who was implied.) I do agree that Nintendo is having big hand in this time around."
- Ah, because I didn´t start to play their games before early 2000s. So I know very little about what their previous games were like in terms of censorship. Yes, and by the looks of it, everyone gets affected by their "localization policies" in the West...