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| Volterra_90 said: So RPGs are not that important as action games, I guess? :-S. That was totally anticlimatic xD
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Really disappointing they handled that this way. I mean it was THE best year in RPGs in a long long time!
Really glad P5 won though!
So they have enough to do advertises sales, streams or partnerships with mcdo and else, but can’t even present smaller categories and are announced like quick headlines. This is wrong.
| abronn627 said: So they have enough to do advertises sales, streams or partnerships with mcdo and else, but can’t even present smaller categories and are announced like quick headlines. This is wrong. |
RPGs aren't going to pay for the show...
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Errorist76 said:
Really disappointing they handled that this way. I mean it was THE best year in RPGs in a long long time! Really glad P5 won though! |
Yeah, that was disappointing. But... yeah, at least P5 won, which was deserved.
I hope that PUBG doesn't win any title. Not because of the game, but because I'm sick of the PUBG!!!! comments XD.
Yeah! Overwatch deserves it. Fuck PUBG XD.
Yahtzee > BOTW, SMO, and P5 combined.
"Just for comparison Uncharted 4 was 20x bigger than Splatoon 2. This shows the huge difference between Sony's first-party games and Nintendo's first-party games."
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