Today, some users broke the news that David Jaffe, the father of God of War, was dissatisfied with Metroder: Fear of Survival as the best action-adventure game of the year in TGA. Earlier, David Jaffe played Metroder: Fear of Survival in his own live broadcast and called it junk. Interested friends can click here to watch the video compiled by netizens at station b.
On the day when TGA was held, Metroder: Survival Fear won the best action-adventure game of the year award. A user named David Jaffe and said: The game you have criticized won the best action-adventure game. Just because you can’t decrypt it means it’s a bad job.
David Jaffe answered the netizen head-on and said a shocking sentence: This is a sympathy ticket because the guy who made the red and white consoles and super-renal game consoles passed away today.
As we all know, Mr. Masayuki Uemura, the development leader of the Red and White Camera (FC) and Super Nintendo (SFC), passed away on December 6 at the age of 78. And David Jaffe blamed the death of Mr. Masayuki Uemura for the award of this action game, which caused dissatisfaction among many users.
At the same time, some netizens posted a comparison of the performance of Metroder: Fear of Survival after winning the award from God of War director Cory Barlog.