those dummies aren’t cheap, either.

The ‘Aviator’ skin was already killer. I need this one now!

My PS4 stopped outputting to HDMI, but it also won’t enter safe mode, so I’m not sure how I’m going to fix that.

I haven’t played Cuphead, but I felt like Shovel Knight was pretty moderate in difficulty. I’m into retro stuff, but I don’t have as much time for gaming as I’d like, so if a game is too difficult, it’s just not appealing for me. If I get like a half hour to game in a day, I don’t want to spend most of it repeating…

You don’t understand the dire nature of racism. Nothing that sensationalizes it or the violence associated with it is inoffensive to the people who have historically been the target of said racism.

For years, I ran a PS2 with a hard drive in it, and software that could load games off that hdd. I had like 40 games on a 200 gig drive. You could rip legit games to it using the PS2, and with a little extra effort, you could rip burned games, too. You just had to use a little plastic tool to open the dvd tray without…

That depends on the number of eyes the cardboard cutout has, now doesn’t it?

I would watch that.

This was, honestly, a fun game. I’d play it again in HD.

Oh good, I don’t have to boycott Valorant.

Ok, so I’m out on Valorant.

I work a lot, so my gaming backlog is ridiculous. So what, it’s literally not even a penny per game (unless you want to donate more), and in light of current events, there’s no reason not to support the cause.

https://8cantwait.org/

I just bought a yellow one from Best Buy for my wife, MSRP, with Animal Crossing. They’re out of the coral ones almost everywhere (unless you want to spend like $100 over MSRP (and maybe from a sketchy website, or iffy ebay seller)).

I expanded the responses to CarsofFortLangley’s comment to see if anybody had gone exactly there. And someone did. And it was you.

It’s almost as if they tested it by releasing it in a market where they already had a presence before introducing it to an entirely new market.

Interesting point, and I bet that means the fact that Kinder Eggs are meant for children did factor into the decision, even if the rule is the official reason cited.

The Kinder Egg story is a little stranger than that. There is a specific FDA regulation stating that no food item can completely encase a non-food item. So, something like a lollipop on a stick is fine because the stick is only partially embedded in the candy.

I’m hoping this whole lockdown thing leads to more animated comedy taking off. Since it’s basically the only type of TV that can be produced without showing separate actors in their own homes . . .

1: I believe in that picture, Homer is sitting in the mysteriously sometimes-there-sometimes-not ‘rumpus room.’