All articles tagged with #fan requests
Diablo 2 celebrated its 25th anniversary with Blizzard hinting at potential new content, but recent layoffs and minimal updates have left fans skeptical about future developments, despite ongoing demand for features like loot filters and stash improvements.
Tekken 8 director Katsuhiro Harada responded to fans' requests for a Waffle House-themed stage in the game, asking for an explanation behind the demand. Fans explained the cultural significance and memes associated with the Southern diner chain, but Harada noted the difficulty in obtaining permission due to trademark and rights issues. Despite the challenges, there's still hope among fans that the unique stage might make it into the game.
Fans have been requesting a Waffle House stage as DLC content for Tekken 8, prompting producer Katsuhiro Harada to ask for a detailed explanation. The requests stemmed from the restaurant's association with late-night brawls, as it is open 24 hours and often frequented by intoxicated individuals. Harada expressed interest in the idea but noted that permission from Waffle House's headquarters would be necessary for its implementation.
Square Enix's Yoshinori Kitase, director of Chrono Trigger, discussed potential remake options for the game on a podcast, expressing interest in fan input. While no official plans have been announced, Kitase's comments offer hope to fans who have long awaited a remake or remaster of the beloved title.
Kazushige Nojima, a scenario writer for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, has called out obsessive fans for sending distasteful messages requesting the deletion or death of certain characters. Nojima emphasizes that every character is written with love and asks fans to refrain from such requests. While passionate opinions about the game are understandable, harassing developers on social media is crossing the line.
Anji Nyquist, the recent winner of "Jeopardy!", revealed in an interview that she has been receiving X-rated fan requests and creepy direct messages from online admirers after her appearance on the show. While flattered by the attention, Nyquist wants to be recognized for her intelligence rather than her looks. She also shared her surprise at the smaller size of the show's set and expressed her love for "Jeopardy!" as it holds special memories of watching the show with her late father.