How does removing a bit of skin qualify as "being inclusive"? I get if by "being inclusive" you meant you'd make an easy mode or perhaps, plot-wise, create a quest that spoke to people of a certain gender or race...but removing a butt slap or a bit of rear-end showing is considered making it inclusive? So I'm guessing no woman, ever, wanted to see an attractively dressed woman in their game? Ono must not get out much.
I'll tell you what the truth is: Ono is being forced to say this and act this way to appease the puritanical regressive folks who now patrol and control a hobby that they don't invest in other than buying 4.99 copies of 2 hour long indie games on Steam. That's the reality.
You can't game on a iphone. I've tried, many times, but the lack of a control pad kills it for me. Gaming is meant to be done on devoted gaming devices. Period.
@-Squirrel- I'm just curious, where are these "many features" you speak of? Because all I see is a portable N64 with a 3D slider. I'm holding off for a PSP2, since graphically it will be as good as the money I spend on it and will double as a media device the same way the PSP1 did.
These "Social games" on Facebook are just a way for people with no gaming skill who want to be "One of us" to have their wish. Personally, I find these casual games to be disgusting, but you when you see the kind of people playing them it all makes sense.
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