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GoW with a gelatinous cube is like a pepperoni pizza with a gelatinous cube: I'd prefer it without it.

This will be my last gelatinous cube comment, I promise.

@EfYI and its shape is portrayed by the beautiful Cuborah Ann Cube, which in itself sets an impossible beauty standard for gelatinous cubes everywhere.

@Swandivetotheasphalt But I think I understand you now. You're comparing number of employees between Capcom and Sony Studios (just the studios). Maybe fair, in a way. But I would remember:

1. Sony Studios is built out of many separate studios that they purchased.

2. We don't know how these 4000 employees are divided in the two companies. You might be comparing, basically, only the game developers in Sony (Sony Studios is 1 division in a big company), vs. the whole company in Capcom. All the accounting, the managers, the logistics... So 4000 vs 4000 might be very misleading.

@Swandivetotheasphalt Capcom is a 7.7 billion dollar company. Sony is 131, approximately 17 times bigger.

@Swandivetotheasphalt I don't understand comparing Sony and Capcom. One is way way bigger than the other and owns tons of studios, and MANUFACTURES THE WORLD'S TOP GAME CONSOLE for the last 30 years.

This is like saying that Team Cherry is not good because it only put out Silksong this year while Nintendo made dozens of games. Ok, I exaggerated with the example, but you get my drift

@johnedwin Isn't Phranque just Frank with more steps?

@johncalmc same on the hard nope on the cube. When they said his name was Frank I just turned off the TV.

Jar-Jar-Binks-ass side character.
Why? Why did it need a Marvel comic-relief yapping Jello cube named Frank?

@Juanalf What are you smoking? Astro Bot is HEAVILY inspired by Mario Galaxy and other 3D Marios. Which doesn't make it any less of a great game.