Yes?

Because they’re afraid of change.

Maybe, but I don’t have to put up with people who give voice or action to horrible things like this.

This was one of those games that had a brilliant concept that was ALMOST executed well. I really liked the game play, and the story. It just didn’t come together well and what they touted as an open-ended play experience ended up just funneling you into one of two very rail-roady endings that you probably brute forced…

Hey buddy, wanna buy a bridge?

When Pokemon Sun and Moon came out and I didn’t pre-order I couldn’t find a physical copy anywhere. I had to wait 3 weeks for Amazon to fulfill by purchase.

This. So much this.

ohhhhh yeah. There’s a lot of stuff in that series that I’ve probably forgotten.

Is this the one with Brendan Fraser as Firefly? Because if so, that’s the real loss.

Looking forward to the origin story for Baby. Also looking forward to eventually meeting young Bobby... “idjits!”

Yeah I have a computer that does that. I just want it legally.

I want N64, PS1, and Sega Saturn in these things.

DC is really fixated of trying to catch that lightning in a bottle by chasing their own tails. Why should I ever get invested in something that will just get rebooted in 12-24 months?

Look like she plays a lot like Batman used to, which I’m okay with. I really hope we see either a reskin or an alternate character for Cassandra Cain and Damien.

We exist in a civilization where Mass Effect has already prooved the horniness capacity for humans. Toss in our fixation on Furries and well... Buddy, we’re already there.

Finally all those pennies I’ve hoarded will may me rich! j/k I know they are zinc.

I really want technology to get the point of making the 64-bit systems like this. That was the era when I missed out on a lot of console exclusives due to going all in on one.

Came here to say this. If they want to pivot back to Nazis then make the missing map to the fountain be located on the notorious missing Nazi gold train.

A very apt analogy.

Agreed. And technically we do, but until lobbying disappears or the third parties gain major lobbys to back them we’re stuck in the same merry-go-round.