origamihero

@gaga64 That's actually something I'd really like to know, too.
I can share how my games are doing, at least: I sell a couple of units per game a day and I've broken even a few weeks ago, altogether.
I never play or make puzzle games because they don't interest me, but gamers are a pretty diverse crowd, making my own tastes a bad metric. It's really hard to say.

@smithyo i'm talking about decent access to, for example, diabetes meds, where you'd need one or two daily shots of insulin to get by. as in nordic healthcare models and so on. they've done way more good than bad overall.

ooh, the artificial scarcity business model.

good luck with that, i guess

nobody, not even this list of top xxx whatevers can stop me from enjoying both games

eldy rang is downloading on my ps4 as i type this

I'm guessing my problem with this take from the Major is that the actual problems aren't adressed, which are often structural or systemic. Our overall health is determined by so many factors that can't be boiled down to 'videogames'. I think access to healthcare affects our health much more, for example.

Great, now I've done a politics on the nintendo games comment section.

deadlifts 200 kg
huh what i cant hear u over the sound of my spine almost breaking.

actually, covid ruined my lungs and the accidents at the factory gave me PTSD, but hey, i'm sure videogames can be blamed for that, too, somehow.