The fluid motion, impactful and well-tuned combat, and macabre but ultimately intrepid tone solidified Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse as a day-one buy for me.
Because “Title Case” has its place. Its job is to make it clear you’re refering to a defined subject. There are other ways to break it up, which this article didn’t do. Placing the game’s title in quotes or something like you suggested like re-arranging so that there’s a distinct separation in the article coverage vs its subject would serve the purpose while retaining traditional print typography.
In many cases these problems are only exacerbated by link aggregators like Lemmy or Reddit too, where subheadings get stuffed into the article link as a continuous sentence.
I think title case has been made mostly obsolete online where title distinction can be made in a bazillion other, nicer ways. Especially here, where the title is basically all you see before clicking through. 🤷♂️ My two cents.
I think the ideal would be if we could italicise titles, but we can’t.
I think the ideal would be to stop unnecessary capitalization. 🙂
Why do you want capitalization?
Because “Title Case” has its place. Its job is to make it clear you’re refering to a defined subject. There are other ways to break it up, which this article didn’t do. Placing the game’s title in quotes or something like you suggested like re-arranging so that there’s a distinct separation in the article coverage vs its subject would serve the purpose while retaining traditional print typography.
In many cases these problems are only exacerbated by link aggregators like Lemmy or Reddit too, where subheadings get stuffed into the article link as a continuous sentence.
I think title case has been made mostly obsolete online where title distinction can be made in a bazillion other, nicer ways. Especially here, where the title is basically all you see before clicking through. 🤷♂️ My two cents.