In regards to how precedent can fuck over future decisions, could this now cause issues for libraries in the future?

It won't but it'll be fun to watch

The game most people screamed to the heavens about not wanting for over a year prior to release didn't sell well? I'm thoroughly shocked.

This is how it should be; companies learning their place, knowing we consumers have power over them and not the other way around

Sadly, the brain-deads are everywhere

"Satisfying" is a strong word.

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Out of curiosity, who is this model?

Yachts. Made of gold. They keep sinking so they just build another one.

Not to mention in a more impressive format. I thought Arceus looked graphically barren and I know there are still plenty of people annoyed at the pop-in in Scarlet and Violet. I know it isn't really Nintendo's thing to play into the performance competition but a lot of people just expect better these days and the much bigger scope of Breath of the Wild and impressive level of expansion in Tears of the Kingdom has made even Nintendo fans see that there's better out there.

When Daggerfall is running on a more modern and capable engine than Starfield...

Thaaat... makes more sense. I had "litter on the titter"

It'd be nice if they fixed the last one before moving onto the next. At least the balance is restored, these are definitely EA products; the high quality of the first game was just a blip.