When I read this article the day it was published I wasn’t surprised - the “collection” title is a 2 game bundle and would clearly have the same PSN ID which means a shared space for game data (I launched a title or two in my day, on PS3, back when I worked for nameless multinational AAA studio, and I assume PS4…

This things are still a PC-only experience, right?

I’m with Guacamoldy on this. The joke was not bad, nor tone-deaf, and the response sure read like policing to me.

MICHAEL CAINE, who is an Oscar winner once said of his role in Jaws: The Revenge (1987) that “I have never seen it, but by all accounts it is terrible. However, I have seen the house that it built, and it is terrific.”

You’re kind of a jerk, huh?

I will bring two wildly different ideas to the comments here.

Ok I agree with you.

Woah let’s unpack that.

Oh that is an interesting take.

Its like a game of telephone with you people.

I’m not sure where I went wrong, but I apologize for wasting your time.

What the fuck is Topic?

Parasite argues that wealth will either corrupt you or not if you’re a good person to begin with, but it’s never going to elevate you into anything.

I wonder if is kind of a semantics thing.

Also it’s curious that you pick Ki-woo out of all of them as a “possibly nice enough guy”, given he manipulates a minor into a relationship.

Where they literally found a pool of shit!

Yeah I just didn’t see that. Some people were poor and some were rich but...it really didn’t seem to say much about that one way or another.

Isn’t that just...shitty people being shitty?

It’s a scathing indictment of capitalism and the corrupting power of wealth in general

Radiolab has been at the top of my list of “podcasts I am sure I want to listen to, but find it impossible to listen to”. The reasons are similar, although the #2 on this list for me - NPRs Planet Money - is ranked there for entirely different reasons.