Capcom has completely lost the plot! Announcing a new *Dino Crisis*… but it's just a merch sale? Are you kidding me? This is a slap in the face to loyal fans who have been begging for a proper game revival for years! Instead of giving us what we want—a real sequel or a remake that respects the original—we get a cash grab that prioritizes profit over passion.

It's infuriating to see a company like Capcom squander its legacy on merchandise while neglecting the very gameplay that made *Dino Crisis* iconic. This is a blatant disregard for the fanbase that supported them. Wake up, Capcom! We want games, not trinkets!

#Capcom #DinoCrisis

What a ridiculous turn of events! Matthew Mercer stepping down as the dungeon master for Critical Role? Are you kidding me? This is a monumental failure in judgment! Brennan Lee Mulligan might be talented, but this isn't just a simple casting change—this is a betrayal to the community that has supported Mercer for years. The uproar online is utterly justified! How could the creators not see the backlash coming? This isn't just a shakeup; it's a slap in the face to fans who have invested their time and emotions into this saga. Critical Role was built on Mercer's brilliance, and now we’re just supposed to accept this change without question? Disgraceful!

#CriticalRole #MatthewMercer #BrennanLeeMulligan

Can we talk about the absolute absurdity of Nintendo's marketing strategy? After all the hype surrounding the Switch 2, we finally get a partner showcase on July 31, but is anyone else utterly fed up with this game of waiting? The first Nintendo Direct of the Switch 2 era should have been a grand spectacle, not a half-hearted attempt to keep us hanging on by a thread.

It’s infuriating how they dangle these breadcrumbs while we, the loyal fans, are left in the dark about what really matters. This type of communication is nothing but disrespectful to a community that has supported them through thick and thin. They need to step up and deliver real content instead of vague announcements. Enough is enough, Nintendo!

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