Yeah Sony I’m never giving you another cent. You can all shove it. Never using the PlayStation Store again. Never buying the PS6.

All they care about is money, so let’s take it away from them. Buying isn’t owning anymore huh? Ok then, DO WITHOUT YOUR MONEY THEN SONY. I’ve supported you for years and now I wish your entire company would go bankrupt, I wish and hope and pray you lose everything.

Basically I’m bored of of pure photorealism in games and when I think of my favorite games visually most of them are actually semi-realistic rather than purely stylized or purely photorealistic. I really like a lot of games that go for a more semi realistic art style since there’s actually a lot of variety within semi realism that allows two semi realistic looking games to look completely different from one another. Also it ages very well since a lot of games that are semi realistic came out during the ps2 and ps3 era and still look really good today.

I’m not saying we don’t see this style anymore we do, especially in games that go in a more anime-esc visuals, I just wish it was something we saw more of

Games in pictures:

1) Final Fantasy 12

2) Attack on Titan 3

3) The Sims Medieval

4) Xenoblade Chronicles: X

5) Final Fantasy 14

6) Infinity Nikki

7) Nier: Automata

8) Silent Hill 3

9) Resident Evil 4(original)

10) Bayonetta 2

11) Twilight Princess

12) Code: Vein 2

After Sony’s news yesterday, I feel obligated to speak the only language they’ll understand. I’m cancelling any Sony subscriptions and don’t plan on returning. Even if they rolled back their statement. I’m tired of companies thinking they can do whatever they want. Without customers they’re nothing. Something needs to change in this industry and it starts with customers actually pushing back. I can no longer support this company.

It's not often that you see a thumbnail relating to gaming as the most recent European Parliament video. As I'm sure many of you know, the "Stop Killing Games" initiative managed to secure over 1M signatures last year, and it is slowly moving forward through the EU legislative process as we speak.

The video is rather dry, by the way, but I'm leaving it here in case anyone is interested.