TheRealRaiden

What's Reddit gonna do, frame my stupid comments and sell them? It's not a problem on Reddit, but it's definitely an issue on more creator-driven platforms. Imagine your artwork being sold and redistributed without your consent or any kind of compensation.

I'm curious why you decided to make a licensed game based on Little Witch Academia in particular. Were you approached by Trigger to make it, or were you simply passionate about the anime and the goal was to make a game based on it from day 1? Did you have the concept of broom racing in mind when starting development out, and if so did you consider an original IP, or something more popular in the West like Harry Potter? I love LWA and am beyond excited for the game, but I can't help but wonder what the story is.

And Dante from the Devil May Cry series

Know why those big ass blockbuster CGI movies are expensive?

I thought mostly because they're paying Robert Downey Jr a small island's worth of cash to show up on set for a couple of weeks.