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The announcement has ignited a vibrant debate among gaming enthusiasts, as many look forward to seeing the impact of Sony’s support on future projects by FromSoftware. One wit commented, “It seems everyone is shedding tears, but all that’s really going to change is the loading screen from Bandai Namco Entertainment to Sony Interactive Entertainment…” This humorous remark reflects a common sentiment: fans appreciate the creative brilliance of FromSoftware’s games regardless of their publisher. Most gamers believe that the core elements—difficult gameplay and immersive storytelling—will remain unchanged, although they will be published under a new banner. Fans are optimistic that Sony’s resources could lead to even more innovative designs and opportunities for their beloved games.

Players’ responses have overwhelmingly been negative, filled with sarcastic jibes and serious criticisms. One user, pipboy_warrior, made a humorous comment: “This game came out in 2022? It’s astonishing to think about the destruction this fan-made game might have caused since then.” There seems to be widespread frustration among users as they grapple with Sony’s strict approach. It seems like many fans feel that Sony is acting like a stern parent, scolding children for drawing on walls, and they are questioning whether a little creativity can’t be tolerated in this situation. This sentiment is consistently echoed throughout the comments, with many accusing Sony of overreaching their control.

Players’ responses have overwhelmingly been negative, filled with sarcastic jibes and serious criticisms. One user, pipboy_warrior, made a humorous comment: “This game came out in 2022? It’s astonishing to think about the destruction this fan-made game might have caused since then.” There seems to be widespread frustration among users as they grapple with Sony’s strict approach. It seems like many fans feel that Sony is acting like a stern parent, scolding children for drawing on walls, and they are questioning whether a little creativity can’t be tolerated in this situation. This sentiment is consistently echoed throughout the comments, with many accusing Sony of overreaching their control.

One popular debate among gamers has centered on the user interface (UI) of Civilization 7. Many players find it not only aesthetically displeasing but also laughable. A user named Anfins expressed their astonishment, stating, “The UI images I’ve seen online are genuinely amusing.” It seems as though the designers put together a hastily made design without considering that players would spend most of their time interacting with it. Each menu feels like an artifact from a bygone era, and finding necessary information can feel like playing hide-and-seek. Players anticipated a refined and polished feel, similar to previous titles, but what they received was described as “clip art in Paint.” One wonders if the developers ran out of time or if someone at Firaxis had an unusually artistic whim?

News about the upcoming release of METAL GEAR SOLID Δ: SNAKE EATER on August 28, 2025, has caused a frenzy online. According to a post by “oilfloatsinwater,” fans have plenty of time to brush up on their Morse code and reacquaint themselves with Snake’s iconic stealth maneuvers before the game drops. A standout feature for gamers is the crossover mode, “SNAKE VS MONKEY,” that blends the seriousness of stealth gameplay with the mischievous antics of monkeys from the Ape Escape series. Players can’t wait to employ Close Quarters Combat moves against enemy soldiers while simultaneously engaging in a banana-bashing battle with playful apes! The unexpected collaboration between these two franchises has sparked excitement for potential comedic gaming experiences that fans are eagerly anticipating. KanchiHaruhara expressed the surprise of this partnership and expressed hope for the return of the Ape Escape series, as it was previously discontinued by SIE Japan.

One intriguing tidbit from the AMA is Cavanagh’s announcement regarding the upcoming release of “Terry’s Other Games,” a collection set to debut next week on Steam. This compilation promises to feature some of his timeless Flash games, as well as unseen treasures and even creations from his teenage years. The sense of nostalgia is immense; fans recall Cavanagh’s distinctive and eccentric storytelling enhancing their gaming experiences. The comments section echoed this nostalgia, with many users expressing their eagerness for the upcoming launch. One user, madexsci, poignantly commented, “Dear Terry, I appreciate you man. Thank you for your games. I played your games during my toughest times.” This sentiment underscores the therapeutic influence that games can have, particularly when they originate from a creator who genuinely values his audience.

In the year 2024, during an exchange with the Canadian rap artist, Aubrey ‘Drake’ Graham, Kendrick Lamar put out the track titled “Not Like Us.

In Overwatch Classic, players can step back in time to revisit familiar aspects from the game’s past. This includes iconic characters like DPS Doomfist and Support Moth Mercy, the traditional 2CP game mode, the absence of passive roles, and the classic 6v6 team composition without role-specific queues.