The landscape of video games is way different than it was when FF7 was first a success. JRPGs are coming back but they’re still not nearly the golden ticket they were before. It really was a potentially big risk considering the direction they wanted to take with the game.

Claiming that there is “need” for more transparency doesn’t actually mean anything. You didn’t offer even a single reason why there not only could be more, should be more, you want more and especially a reason why there “needs” to be more.

$100 says she is an Instagram influencer.

Fired faster than a Jimmy John's delivery 😂

The resale argument doesn’t really hold up, though. Greyscale and really dark colours are easier for dealers to move quickly, but on the used market bright colours almost always command a premium. Ever seen a Saab 900 in Beryl Green or Monte Carlo Yellow? Literally doubles the price of the car.

I’m really looking forward to an electric F-150. I just hope it isn’t 60K.

Hit-and-run is a Prelude to have your ass Beat.

Sweet turbo too. 

Americans are going to in for a rude awakening when much of the developed world will have the virus under relative control, and start opening back up again to each other, but American passport holders will still be banned.

I don't have to be as diplomatic as Tom does, the dealers don't respond to your absurdly low offers because you are wasting their fucking time. 

Not too hard. You go back to being with the friends, relatives and social media groups that think like you that the US belongs to the glorious white race. Then some of those friends in high places hire you for a decent job, and after some time have passed, you may be back where you were with people commenting that you…

We went to Akihabara on a quiet night and I was extremely excited to go check out the arcades, electronic shops, and anime displays. Instead of massive arcades full of classic games and an active (arcade) nightlife scene, we found were creepy nerdy dudes playing those claw machines only instead of stuffed animals, it…

Interesting take, yes, but I don’t buy it. I would say the main reason mecha anime didn’t take hold was availability. It needs to be broadcast on many networks, at a viable time. And not just mecha anime, but majority of adapted anime in the 1980's were only shown at odd times. Voltron got tons more exposure than…

Doesn’t he realise that mods don't add value?

Toyota's actually been doing this for quite a while now.

Only about 600 miles. He often drives that long in a single workday.

That's funny. I thought NASCAR went left.

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If you believe Tada (and I’m trying not to play Armchair Engineer here myself) it’s a packaging thing. The 86 made the back seat work because of the Boxer engine, while the Supra’s long I6 would’ve made that harder—especially with the edict that the car compete against the Cayman, and I get the sense that edict came…

this makes sense.