All I know is I'm sure glad I'm not in their positions

To be somewhat fair, if any of us were doing work output at the quality of Redfall we'd probably get fired too.

Tango on the other hand gave us the 2nd best, and overall most unique + original 1st party game of this gen so far. Just a terrible + brainless move

When I first tried Fallout 4 I left the vault and was unable to proceed because I couldn't speak to Mr Handy lol. Luckily I restarted from the beginning and was able to play to the end- got all the main endings too.

Game was just ok. I liked my time with Fallout 3 and New Vegas more. Still feel there can be a better Fallout game. I also don't care at all about the base building

Gamecube>Switch

The PS5 this gen is worse than the Xbox One last gen

Gamepass doesn't make much sense... you're probably better off buying the new games you want at release and then buying older games for super cheap through the constant digital sales.

I can get behind Xbox One being a good answer if you also owned a PS4 or PC. I didn't and needed it to experience the multiplats last gen. While its "console exclusive" lineup fell off from the 360 gen it still had some great stuff- Halo MCC, Halo 5, Forza Horizon 3 and 4, Ori's, Cuphead, Rare Replay.

WiiU is my answer. I gave it to my nephew after 2 years. Nintendoland, Pikmin 3, Mario 3D World, and Mario Kart 8 were good fun, but it just had so little support and so little to look forward to. Of course the Switch basically replaced it. Of course now I kinda wish I had one lol, would be great to have Windwaker and Twilight Princess, plus have loaded it with great Virtual Console games before the eshop was taken down, and actually be able to PLAY THEM WHENEVER I WANT WITHOUT A STUPID SUBSCRIPTION XD

No thanks. "We have so many studios we have no idea how to spread out the releases"... proceeds to release 0-3 notable games a year lol

Do the right thing and put all the DLC packs on there with them ;)

Reviewed well and didn't exploit the customer base for all their money. There was no other option besides cancelling it.

I have no issue with this. Most of the above games come from an era where they were trying to innovate and be the best in the genre. They took a solid game and turned it into long-term profitability. Good for them!

I believe if devs/publishers saw that as a model to follow- making an innovative or great game first- and then figure out the long term financial picture later, gaming would be in a much better place today.

Real talk- check out this article.

4 years into its life the PS2 had sold over 70 million units and the price was cut to $150. At that price or lower it sold 80+ million units!? Good for them.

https://www.wired.com/2004/05/playstation-2-price-cut-to-149/