O conteúdo vai ficar menos de 1 ano disponível, _bem_ diferente dos outros (que são permanentes ou têm validade de 5 anos).
Que merda. Isso vai me fazer voltar ao jogo e tentar rushar tudo que for possível desse Symphony.

My reaction reading this:

Oof, I had high hopes that the college setting would be better used to tell more complex or more mature stories, with the added bonus of old Persona graphics.
At least the combat seems fun, I've enjoyed Into the Breach a lot.

I'd say GOG is going out on a limb because its parent company (CDPR) has tons of money, and because it's protected by EU legislation, which can raise hell if payment processors start throwing a fit against European companies and customers.

Anyway, the way the answers are so vague, I still think this is payment processors' pressure. It feels like what happened with itch, and also other adult games on various platforms before. The moralist responses without objectively telling where the issue is and all.

At the end of the day, Steam is still a monopoly, and a game that can't be sold there might spell doom for the devs. Even with competitor stores abound, Steam still controls much of the sales for PC, and people don't want to leave its ecosystem, especially if they were born after it became a store.

Até onde eu sei, exigir documento e etc é para provar que você é uma pessoa real e que a empresa não está lavando/desviando dinheiro contratando pessoas fictícias para realizar serviços inexistentes.

Uma coisa extremamente engraçada de se ver é como o Putin usa a tática DARVO em cenário internacional e a galera cai feito pato, por algum motivo.

Hahaha, this is amazing.

Brazil, in specific, has a long history of treating anime dubbing with the same quality and respect as Disney movies, and many times even better than Hollywood-made stuff.
It's so weird when an outlet generalizes their specific experience to the rest of the world.

This article reads so crazy to me because it seems mostly a US thing, but it feels universal only due to the internet mostly being dominated by US-English media.
Anime and tokusatsu are hugely popular in Latin America since the 80s, and we even had stuff like this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locomot...