There’s that, but some jokes still shouldn’t be made by studios. It requires knowing your audience and knowing what kind of joke wouldn’t backfire.
I still enjoy April Fool’s day. Sure, the jokes aren’t all great but I like seeing how game studios flex their creativity. How you communicate a joke is more important than the joke itself.
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Sure! I think I agree with that in theory. Got any good examples?
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