Can't remember if Rareware's Dream was ever actually announced while they were working on it. Was it in at least an issue of Nintendo Power?

Could always go back to Harvest Moon 64/Back to Nature to see where most of the foundation of this genre came from. The SNES Harvest Moon was much more strict and game-like.

Literally the only thing I've heard about 16 is "Why are they sidelining Jill in the story?" followed by "Actually I don't want these writers writing more Jill."

You're not missing happy hour at the bar, you're going to the bar on tuesday instead of thursday. If you play a game, then whatever version you play, and the experience with it, is what aspect of the game enriches you.

There's more gundam manga than gundam in any other medium, and Gundam Ace magazine's been in print for 30 (35?) years. If it needs to be in english, then Thunderbolt's pretty good.

Your praise is misplaced. That credit belongs to Ken Rolston, who stopped working at Bethesda after Oblivion.

You know you can just edit the HTML locally for this, right? You don't have to vandalize a wikipedia page for your joke.

Putting together a press kit like this in 1997 was, to be blunt, completely unnecessary. But from a historical perspective, it's awesome. Like: look, here's a video interview with MDK designer Nick Bruty!

archive.gamehistory.org/item/edabf8f...

The part that confuses me is why the game will have no "player-facing" content made by generative AI, but for several years they've been making Deadhaus Sonata radio plays on their youtube channel with generative AI graphics. What's the difference Dyack?

zomboid will remain in EA until it is a complete simulation of the real world. That's the only way to become a perfect zombie simulation.

They both crossed over with Transformers already. I don't think this is a problem for either of these toy franchises.

If I knew what I was doing I'd tell you; I haven't seen him in months.