You shit yourself not? You replied to your own message.

I don't see how giving an example of a time they posted about it reinforces the assertion that they have "NEVER" posted about Jersey Mike's "EVER ONCE" before this week.  It immediately disproves what you claimed.  They also said "among other examples".  Your initial point you hint at may stand, but certainly not by…

It isn’t a computer game, exactly. It’s meant to be used in conjunction with a tabletop ruleset and played exactly the same way as the tabletop roleplaying game you’re playing. It just allows a digital visual component alongside it. But this isn’t going to be like playing Skyrim. It’s going to be like using Roll20. …

It seems like you don't actually know what this is.  It's a virtual toolset for creating maps/worlds for tabletop roleplaying games like Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, etc.  This isn't for making your own video game.

No, it doesn’t. That’s preposterous. This is an extremely common writing style in articles. If the person in question isn’t immediately recognizable to the average reader by name (he isn’t), it’s smarter and more sensical to mention the thing they’re known for instead in the title/subtitle. Then kicking off the…

Nugwisokami already explained the obvious, so I won’t reiterate that, but.. it’s also a business. Where is the money going? To the people providing the service. What do you expect, that that they do all of this for free? They even do have a free viewing tier, which is increasingly less common with streaming services…

So Diablo Immortal should be renamed Diablo Infinite, because the value is infinite!  Free and an infinite number of weapons and levels!

Al joking aside, I don't like the look of Cult of the Lamb, though obviously unrelated to these.. er.. metrics!

A weird judgement call? Are you high? They aren’t the people who originally made it. None of the meaningful creative talent that worked on the original are still there. Just because you’ve been fooled somehow by EA parading the corpse of BioWare around like this is Weekend at Bernie’s doesn’t mean they could ever…

“One, however, is used only by the people who accidentally click on it: the “News” app”

You aren't the weird one who uses the News app.  Ari Notis is just the weird one who doesn't.

Bioware hasn't made anything worth playing in nearly a decade.  I have zero confidence in their ability to finish a decent product.  Certainly going back to them could only be worse.

I don't really agree that playable and protagonist are interchangeable, which you seem to say they are with this article.  I don't think you're even technically correct.  I would argue that, TECHNICALLY, silent and/or interchangeable characters with no personality in a story light/story-free game really aren't…

The game rating making it not inappropriate for a particular age isn’t the same as being created for and marketed towards children. I know I’m wasting my time attempting to entertain an actual conversation here as your argument wasn’t particularly sound and was mostly a veiled attempt to rile me up by indicating that…

I think part of the issue is that people definitely don’t know how hard the work is and they’re often completely or mostly in the dark about what’s going on. Japan is very different with how they handle their celebrities and there’s just so little information about anyone or anything, so all most people really know is…

Nope. Not only is that not what happened, but Nintendo has a ton of games that appeal to adults. Zelda, Metroid, Fire Emblem, Xenoblade, MUA 3 (Bayonetta as well, obviously) etc. Just including ones with adult themes and visual elements. Not to mention things like Mario, Mario Kart and all the other Mario sports stuff,…

“The key there is under the shade”.

It's horrible she was treated badly by fans, though I don't know what support the studio could offer.  It doesn't seem like any studio has or can get a handle on their social media.  It's a hellish nightmare land and fans can be terrible.

I came to say the same thing about cast.  I couldn't believe the number of times it said casted!

Think old school Pokemon styled exploration/town stuff but with a lot more story beats. Then you jack-in to computers or other electronic devices (which in this semi-futuristic world is everything from the bathroom mirror to the traffic lights), and your sentient AI companion (Megaman.exe) explores a visual…