How do you fuck up one of these games? EDF is such a basic idea and the fans want a very specific thing from it.... Why would you reduce the features of the main series? I don't even play EDF and I can tell that the wing diver Jason is using is WAY LESS mobile than the one he was using the last time they played EDF on this site. Bizarre.
The same way you fuck up wrestling games for a decade.
It should be noted that the odds being displayed likely isn't Bethesda being good guys, but rather them having to do so due to certain countries regulations (I know for sure China requires it, and I imagine some European countries do too.)
Also IDK about iOS, but Google Play has specific marking for early access as a storefront feature (that Blades is marked as.)
Would be nice to see more mobile game videos that didn't have a big name on it/aren't only shown when they're ported to Switch or didn't have "yeah, whatever it's a mobile game" statements in them as if there aren't great mobile games released all the time that don't 'nickle and dime' players.
It's good to have this to show people, but it isn't exactly helping the impression that mobile isn't as "worthy" as other platforms
I think the difficult thing there is that while there are plenty of "genuine" experiences on mobile, they are a teardrop in the overall "mobile economy". Obviously it would be ideal if they could give "proper" coverage to the (usually) indie games that make up most of the non-scummy mobile games, but they already miss out on a lot of indie/smaller studio games on PC/Console, and I don't think anyone on the team is super passionate about "real" mobile games.
@garwalk Saban doesn't own Power Rangers anymore, Hasbro bought it out.
I would love if this game had a Dex and Ferbus DLC, but I doubt Hasbro has the rights to that. I think a podcast reviewing all of the Toku localizations that came in the wake of Power Rangers (Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad, a Gridman localization, is one of my personal favorites) would be even better than one on Power Rangers.
Since nobody seemed to know: It seems they are using the same model as DOA5, with several "seasons" of content (DOA5 had 7 season passes I believe), but the majority of the season pass cost comes from the costumes. I believe Mai and the second mystery SNK character are going to be the only characters for Season Pass 1.
Also hearing the english voices makes me appreciate the quality of voicework from DOA sfms a lot more.
Also for reference, the way they set up the story timeline thing is basically the same as DW9's (only with a slicker presentation here)
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