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Re: Review: Braid: Anniversary Edition (Switch) - Exquisite Commentary Elevates This Indie All-Timer

Poodlestargenerica

@Zebetite Well... No you can't tell that, because it sounds like you are referring at least in part to my comment and I knew very little about the guy. It's unclear in general to what youre even referring too about him, but my comment was about character VS writer voice. The assumption that what a character says is what a writer thinks is one of the most telling assumptions about a persons ability to properly analyze art. More specifically, the assumption that the protagonist of a story is automatically supposed to be in the right. I am a writer and regularly write protagonists who are not

Why don't you just write what you think is relevant about him personally in conjunction with his art, instead of assuming everyone is colluding to support someone you feel shouldn't be. I looked it up and found that he follows some right wing people on Twitter and that's about it, and some tweet about a pizza box that I don't even understand the reference too. Not everyone is glued to social media and constantly digging for reasons to hate everyone. If he's really an incel or something, yeah I agree it changes the meaning of his writing, but all I really know is that he hates mobile/social media gaming.

Re: Review: Braid: Anniversary Edition (Switch) - Exquisite Commentary Elevates This Indie All-Timer

Poodlestargenerica

@-wc- The writing is minimalist, very well done, and skippable if you want. You would probably like it, or possibly be indifferent. People are confusing the author with the character here and not understanding that the slightly tone deaf quality of the character's mildly narcissistic narrative view is self referential. In my opinion, it's one of the better written games, because I understand writing, and am consequently "in on the joke".

Oh also, this should be a 10/10, giving braid a lower score than that is crazy to me.

Re: Best Relaxing Nintendo Switch Games

Poodlestargenerica

@Diogmites If you can get over some of the cringey dialogue and voice acting, Firewatch is a very engrossing and memorable game, though it has very little actual gameplay. It has very little to do with camping in reality though, and it's not particularly relaxing either.

Re: Random: Sakurai Talks About "The Most Incredible Year For The Game Industry"

Poodlestargenerica

I think I'll take 2005

God Of War
Psychonauts
Shadow of The Colossus
Resident Evil 4
GTA San Andres (Late 2004 on ps2, 2005 everywhere else)
Lumines
Meteos
It's Mr Pants
Mario Strikers
Mario Baseball
Mario Power Tennis
Warioware Twisted
Warioware Touched
Oddworld Strangers Wrath
Steambot Chronicles
Burnout Legends
Burnout Revenge
Fire Emblem Path of Radiance
Timesplitters: Future Perfect
Need For Speed Most Wanted
Mario Kart DS
Jak X Combat Racing
We Love Katamari
Killer 7
Star Wars Battlefront 2
Kingdom Hearts II
Sly 3
GTA Liberty City Stories
Drill Dozer
Ape Escape 3
Tokobot
Sigma Star Saga
Jade Empire
Darkwatch
Super Monkeyball Deluxe
Splinter Cell Chaos Theory