I'd say that no. It releases at the end of the month, and outside GoW this genre doesn't sell a lot. But I think sell well.So is it possible Steller Blade will be a top 3 selling game in April in the NPD charts?
It's about intent. If he intends to profit, then he's a grifter. I fully suspect that that's in his futur.Doesn't "grifter" mean they're profiting off it? I don't see any evidence that he is. He does seem to be enjoying the attention though.
It's about intent. If he intends to profit, then he's a grifter. I fully suspect that that's in his futur.
I have no idea what you're replying to. I've never mentioned anything about the design of his game.Like I said, his title that's been on pre-production for ages is probably going onto kickstarter soon, so of course he's interested in getting attention.
But his game also uses sexy character designs and he's always been very frontal about it, so this is not an entirely dishonest endeavour.
My point is despite him not profiting directly through e.g. "support me on Patreon", he's probably garnering popularity around himself with the purpose of getting more people to support the kickstarter to his new game.I have no idea what you're replying to. I've never mentioned anything about the design of his game.
Unless they edited that girl first, the guy has every face feature the same, except hair.that's pretty funny, even though they edited the face to look a little more manly. also wtf why did they put a chicken leg in his hand lmao
You can tell they changed the jawline a bit. Also I didn't say she doesn't look manly? You're arguing against nothing lmaoUnless they edited that girl first, the guy has every face feature the same, except hair.
Point, that girl is looking like boy, everyone can see that.
What is a realistic body type? Defining "realistic " may be difficult, but there was a recent incident criticized for an "unrealistic" body type. IGN France reviewed the demo of Korea's game Stellar Blade, stating the character Eve appears bland, like a doll created with an exaggerated sexual aspect by someone who's never seen a woman.
However, as some of you know, the character Eve in this game was modeled after Shin Jae-eun, a Maxim cover model. Can a character modeled after a real person's body be called unrealistic? Does it make sense to call a body based on a real person unrealistic? Does this make sense? It's another issue related to political correctness we've been hearing a lot about these days.
Therefore, to educate that Shin Jae-eun's body is indeed realistic and exisits in reality, we've decided to re-release the video of Shin Jae-eun's photoshoot. [...] this time, it's made available with subtitles in English, Japanese, Arabic, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Hindi, so more people worldwide can watch it.
game came to reality