I’m painting a target against myself here with this critique, but whatever... I’ll just put my personal opinion here, sorry if I offend someone, it’s not the intention.

Much like several other things, such as Twitter/X, the press is part of the problem in this issue.

I guess that’s some exploring that Dora couldn’t predict...

Wow... I don’t think I’ve ever seen a CES list more... uninspired.

Ok, so... what’s the difference this time? Because you know, LG has been announcing these transparent TVs for years now.

Square Enix looks older fans in the eyes and moans: “Please kill me”

So... 95% from our own stupidity? Sounds about right.

I’d be fine with a bland joke to go outside, because frankly, after such a feat he deserves to go outside anyways and take a breather. I’d also be fine with her saying something “as a mother”, though superficial shallow judgement on something not understood, from a mother isn’t always the best take to have. It doesn’t…

Go into the gueto, it’s for your own safety - this is what you are becoming, America.

Sounds to me like one of those cases that because Google is midway there, it gets the blame faster than Apple.

I’ve been skipping all Twitter/X and Elon Musk posts not to amplify this sh*t, but let me pop up just this once to say: Everyone who is still using this platform is giving exactly what Must wants.

She got what what?

...and the steady march of streaming becoming the same as or even worse than cable keeps moving right along.

Well, seems appropriate for the way things are going in the US right now... they should also claim it’s gonna include some sort of AI thing in it, and then hire some politicians from the Republican party to sell it. The console version also has special algorithms that will enlarge your pp.

Any anime fan that doesn’t know about the appalling conditions of the industry is either lying to him/herself or just not a fan at all.

Fairouz Ai is a very good choice for Ramona...

No surprises there to me... see, this all stems from the ignorant oversimplification and stigmatization of social networks, that got it all wrong.

I feel bad for the staff of the venue... yep, that’s it.

Stay tuned for the next episode of “Things that went wrong exactly how we said it would”!