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Almost no one who says they were canceled has actually been canceled. They were hit with the concept of cancelation as a zeitgeist reference directed at them among groups of people.

I was 13 years old in 1996 playing the demo for the tenth time I got with my copy of PC Gamer Magazine, that’s how obsessed I was with this game.

This just makes me yearn more for the open world Pokemon Snap Nintendo never got around to...

What if they don’t have a dick?

Can she pull off a sweat-soaked ribbon-trapeze performance without lip-synching? Perhaps we’ll see.

Sounds like white collar crime.

I played Halo, Halo 2 Multiplayer, and Halo Infinite and it kind of fits my vague understanding of stuff going on in that universe in a way that made me more interested to keep watching. I think there’s one addition to the show that doesn’t really match what I understood of the games and brings it more in line lazily

Hell, I think Skyrim has more daily players than Starfield RIGHT NOW.

I’m not sure what it is exactly (I played Divinity:OS1 and liked it, after all; and I play tabletop D&D), but I just have 0 interest in BG3.

Evil is less a person in Miyazaki’s films that you overcome and defeat than it is a condition that spreads and which needs to be resisted and changed. The fascists in Porco Rosso are at the gates, Eboshi is tearing the world apart, Sophie is surrounded by war, Laputa is harvested for destruction, and the heroes have

Fictional characters only work because we create an emotional investment in the lie. And that lie is where we create the truth of the meaning of the actions done to them and decisions they make. Betraying the character is just betraying the lie we have all agreed to, in a sense. It is hard to care about a thing that

At some point white people got really confused about why black folks hate the words “The Blacks” and decided it’s the “Blacks” part of the phrase and not the “THE” part of the phrase that’s offensive.

The reason African-Americans are often so skeptical of Israeli policies is because some of us did the same thing in Africa a hundred years earlier.

Boilerplate isn’t in and of itself defensible of bad policy.

I let her live in my first two playthroughs, but sadly I just got past Moonrise Tower and I don’t think I’m going to complete a third. At least they finally got this right!

The entire staff of Deadspin quit months ago, they’ve got plenty of problems over there that have nothing to do with Gizmodo.

Pitch Guy: Phew. To be honest, when I pitched an adaptation of “The Torment Nexus” and they called the cops on me I thought my career in this town was over!

This is what I do when I’m back in my room:

Fun fact. The United States is not a signatory to the International Criminal Court and does not recognize its jurisdiction. Furthermore, in 2002, immediately after the Afghanistan invasion, Congress passed a law called the American Service-Members’ Protection Act. Despite its laudable name, it authorizes the United

Many people joined the Khmer Rouge because the US bombed their towns and murdered their family and friends.