Not even just types of games, but two different games entirely. I’ll try to avoid spoilers (never got to the end of Rebirth yet anyway so I dunno), but the game makes it clear by the time you reach the Shinra building, that this is not the same story that was told in the original game.
They even went as far as to personify this fact in case people were too dense to grasp it.
I probably wouldn’t disagree that it’s not exactly ethical, but given the current state of society, it’s kind of at the bottom of a very large list of really really awful, unethical, shit that actually deserves my attention.
Also, personally, I prefer buying characters for relatively cheap rather than having the usual f2p predatory crap. They should obviously be free for training tho.
As someone who has been playing fighting games on and off since 1995, the idea that non-dlc characters are “f2p predatory crap” is wild to me.
Famously, Stanley Kubrick used classical music as a temporary track for 2001: A Space Odyssey, and intended on having Pink Floyd do the soundtrack. However, he grew to like how the classical music felt so much that he decided to keep it.
Awesome game, but I wouldn’t even give ZA/UM the satisfaction of counting my download. If you don’t own this game already, you should pirate it, as that’s what the actual developers have requested.
I’m glad Kojima has his own company now. There aren’t many “auteurs” in the video game space, so I think we should be fostering the ones we have while they’re still around.
Also, he doesn’t look a day over 40. Dude is 62 years old.
I’ll take Sekiro 2