I feel like a lot of the issues on these articles are huge reaches because they generate clicks.

As compared to... fake people who grew up going to arcades in the 90s and 00s?

This is the only fake game I ever want to see in live-action form:

I’ve been looking forward to this episode and it did not disappoint, they nailed the understated nature of their romantic feelings where it was both obvious but fairly subdued as you would expect from their age.

Mortal Kombat’s huge impact is far more likely to ignite some sort of emotional response from TV viewers than a fake game that is mentioned a couple times on a videogame they probably didn’t play.

Mortal Kombat scene doesn’t feel like an Ad at all. For actual people who grew up going to arcades in the 90s and 00s its one of the most iconic games.

First drip now stunting? I can't keep up with you kids. At least you didn't quote your own tweet in the article.

Separate the art from the artist

Separate the art from the artist

You cant separate the art from the artist when the ‘art’ is what keeps her relevant and influential enough to promote transphobia on a massive scale.

More Rick and Morty is just the shot in the arm this game needs, that show’s popularity and guarantee of longevity has never been stronger!

In case you’re not aware, this Tomb Raider game is also available as a Netflix game and has had all the microtransactions stripped out of it.  And it’s super weird because it still has an energy meter and a bunch of different currencies.

Watching this episode knowing how it was goong to end was rough. 

Chants of “freedom!” are heard rising from a crowd

Yeah, I’m surprised it didn’t make it on this list. It’s clearly the best video game kiss in terms of technical prowess. I screamed and texted like three people as soon as it happened. There’s also a scene where someone is taking off a shirt, and the cloth physics are equally impressive; Naughty Dog has really…

I never even played The Last of Us Part 2, but the kiss they showed during that one E3 where their presentation was in a tent in the parking lot was the most realistic animated kiss I’ve ever seen.

also, 1612 was the year of the explicitly anti-Jewish Fettmilch Uprising in Germany. that’s not a coincidence.

there’s this traditional Jewish instrument called “shofar” that’s a very important piece of many of their traditional religious and cultural practices. Plenty of shofars went off when the Nazis surrendered, for example, which makes this “goblin artifact” (and its description) pretty yikes.

Get fucked racist nerds, the source material was always racist and anti-semitic