I agree. It’s one thing to release a game with (ostensibly Japanese) kids as the target demographic, but when you have that ethos hardcoded in the, uh, hardware… Well that’s a bit limiting. It’s like Nintendo missed the memo that the average age of a gamer now 37. They treat adults like kids and act surprised that their boxes don’t move.
The crooks committed their first crime, but despite the full knowledge that the police have helicopters, cameras, witnesses and all else to eventually track them down and convict them, decide to flee, rather than hand themselves in. bq.
So if the cops have all those resources at their disposal, why do they need to put more people at risk with high speed chases? I am not so sure that the countless deaths of innocent bystanders in events like these are worth it, especially when we have other methods that have been proven more reliable.
And hey, I work for a public library. People love our game collection for all the right reasons. This just sounds like MS saying “Hey! Must suck to be poor!”
Sorry kids, no game trades. Sorry dads with little free time, no try before you buy. Sorry grandmas on a budget, no stocking up for the visiting grand kids.
