Spencer's book is succeeding and winning over fans right now after they felt alienated and left to the wayside for about a decade. And it's not just because he's pandering and throwing in fanservice. [...] No, the reason fans are finally backing this book with a smile again is because he's writing something that feels true to the characters. Peter Parker is finally acting like himself again, like an imperfect guy who still tries his best and puts others before himself. That's the guy who's always been my role model. Feels like the triumphant return of someone we lost a long time ago, and while we've gotten used to a pale imitation, nothing beats the original. Nick Spencer gave us our hero back, and I can't thank him enough.
— GodzillaMendoza, "How Nick Spencer Redeemed Spider-Man
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"note "They [Toho] feel we've stayed true to their roots. In the encyclopedias and books you read about Godzilla, there's these different groups - all of the Godzillas in one section and then there's the American film. I'd love ours to be considered as part of the Toho group."
Sonic: Then WHAM! The reviewers slam it and you get, like, 4 out of 10 because you were dating this human girl in it.
Shadow: Tha—wait. I don't like that part...
Sonic: But then you bring it all back with an amazing game, and you're good to go! Easy as pie!
Shadow: Tha—wait. I don't like that part...
Sonic: But then you bring it all back with an amazing game, and you're good to go! Easy as pie!
— The Sonic Twitter Takeover, also an example of We Don't Suck Anymore
"Well, we'd lost a lot of our player base with DMC2... so the goal with DMC3, which we were proud of, was to win back a lot of players."
—Capcom artist Daigo Ikeno, Devil May Cry 3142 Graphic Arts
