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Well yeah, sort of. Phil Spencer got replaced.

If they close Double Fine I’ll… well, I won’t be surprised, but I’ll be sad.

A card battler? What is this, 2016?

(FWIW I think it’s good to take more swings with the IP, but I don’t think this will pan out.)

Honestly, if Musk is against it I’m more inclined to believe they’re doing something right.

They’re not banning IRC or forums, though?

As in you literally entered that exact text?

You’re supposed to replace USER-NAME with your username and REPOSITORY-NAME with a repository name. They’re just placeholders.

You’re kidding, right? There are so many weird or flat-out bad Worms sequels and spin offs. It could be a poster child for IP excess.

Worms Blast? Worms Golf? Worms Rumble?

They struck gold with Worms 2/Armageddon in 1997 and have been dining out on it ever since. The last actually good Worms game was WMD a decade ago, and that was because they returned to the old formula.

Your worst-case-scenario framing makes the question redundant.

You’re essentially asking: ‘Let’s imagine that something really bad is going to happen. Is it worth preparing for it?’

This is just straight-up incorrect. uBOL is not going away.

The main theme of Jazz 2 is an absolute banger! Done by Alexander Brandon, I believe? Which makes sense since he did a lot of the music for Unreal Tournament too.

I genuinely enjoyed every Dragon Age game in its own right (yes, even Veilguard), but agree that DA:O has some kind of special sauce that just couldn’t be recreated afterwards.

I played a bunch of 2D Metroid this year for the first time. Super Metroid definitely stood out as the best of the bunch, although I did miss some of the quality of life features from Zero Mission.