Marvelous has announced this morning that the charming adventure title Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin has now topped one million units shipped. This figure also includes digital sales on the Nintendo Switch eShop and the PlayStation Store. This has far surpassed the two-person team at Edelweiss original expectations as their goal was 30,000 units. Well done to them!
Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin shipments and digital sales top one million worldwide
Nice! It’s a good game.
Sorry off topic. Anyone else notice the change on this site within mobile Web?
I have to say.. I kind of dislike it on PC web as well
I like being able to log in and see 3-6 of the news. Having to scroll past overaly large images and posts isnt that good nor user friendly.
The previous deisgn was a lot better for PC
However this deisgn may be better for mobile..
This is certainly not on-topic: but the website changes on PC are extremely intrusive.
You have to scroll very far to see more than one article and there’s a lot of empty space.
I don’t know if it’s WordPress doing stuff or a design-choice on Sickr’s part; but it’s very unintuitive.
I can confirm this is also worse on mobile for the exact same reasons stated above.
Well, in the 3 minutes since I wrote this; the website changed again.
This is much better than that prior iteration for sure!
Well, in the 3 minutes since I wrote this comment the website changed again.
This iteration is definitely better than that previous one, for sure!
Well, not only is the website having a hizzy-fit, going back and forth; but the comments also don’t (kinda) load, and I can’t make a thread so now it just looks like I’m spamming…
GG WordPress.
Yeah, the articles are minimalist and the comments are ginormous. Don’t like it.
The comment system is still not so bad, but the site change is the worse. The images on the articles are too big and it slows down my PC. I know sickr is in his part trying to improve the site capabilities.
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Hi first-time commenter but long-time reader — this new format is horrendous, it looks and feels like a mobile app that has been poorly stretch and optimized for a browser. For real, why is everything so huge that only one article preview can be seen at a time?