And that’s what happens when the Nooks don’t get paid on time...

Winner! I remember loving playing this game!

You made the right call. 

Maybe it was gameplay. Due to a glitch in the Animus, modern folk can only interact with the past like cinematographers and video editors. Zoom camera in, zoom camera out, add a slow motion blur every so often, etc.

What does “being stressed pretty hard” look like?

How soon until we see Donny tweeting that he warned him?

Absolutely, get back to building upon what Sacred 2 accomplished and forget everything after that ever happened.  

Yeah, it would be nice to get a sequel to Sacred 2.  /innocentwhistling

A good Sacred game would whip ass.

we’re going to destroy the American way of life in these families

You want people to go out there regardless of infection?

He addressed what? He denied it in that doddering way that makes one wonder if he even remembers who they’re talking about and what the allegations are but I wouldn’t call that addressing it; unless you have unbelievably low standards which apparently seems to be the case so long as the person in question is a…

I mean, he said he didn’t do it!  Haven’t we learned when a man says he didn’t do it, that’s enough?  Now sit down and shut up!  You’re making everyone uncomfortable!!!

These are the same people that would have crucified Kavanaugh without any evidence for political gain. They are hypocrites. With November around the corner the Party should have Biden out on his ass and the second place finisher ready for the ballot.

Wow, Luke, I can’t believe that you and you alone (and not any other site who wrote about this before your shift) are responsible for Nintendo tossing the port maker into Emulation Jail.

Ah yes, there isn't any evidence, so definitely do not look for it.

The idea that Musk genuinely cares about the planet, and didn’t just find a market set-dressing he could exploit, gets more remote by the day.

I don’t see Grandia II, Final Fantasy IV, and Secret of Mana here. Your list is officially rejected: