normally i would agree, but given that this is an hour and a half hands-on video intended to demostrate gameplay, i feel like text wouldn’t adequately summarize the experience. also there must be a mad rush to get content out before the release date.

what’s hilarious here is that this mall is pretty conventional by modern standards. what isn’t modern are all the other malls in NYC.

well done, god’s soldier

it’s an alliance of english speaking countries. 

there is no ‘standard contract’ for directors whose films gross hundreds of millions of dollars, just fyi. 

sure, but she wanted to use the phrase mot juste in an article about white trash. who can blame her for trying to spice things up?

...and this is why i no longer frequent steam forums. 

the analogy of episode/issue no longer fits, now that comics are so image heavy, with the plot spread thin over five or six issues, where in the past that might have filled out two admittedly text-heavy issues. it’s the difference between five dollars and twenty-five dollars. it’s what compelled me to stop reading, as…

i’m so glad i stopped reading comics. what a waste of money. 

fortunately they’ve never managed to breach my account. in my case i use my account for game development–epic should really consider segregating gaming accounts from development accounts. it’s not like the hackers—as you said, likely hackers targeting fortnite players—will gain anything from me in any case, as i have…

looks promising. hyper light drifter is one of the more memorable games for me of the last few years, even though i’m stuck on the final boss. i really dislike epic game store’s power moves lately, though, and look forward to playing this on a more secure account—i.e. nintendo switch, god willing. the sole reason i’ve…

i’ve read that this game plays in sub-HD. any truth to this?

these jag-offs lack the uareness to learn from their mistakes

way to spin this act of kindness into “something to get mad about online.”

a consumer’s ‘rights’ or ‘entitlements’ are idealizations—a wiser course of action is to just deal with objective reality. read the user reviews before buying.

holy shit, and here i thought my dad showing me blade runner when i was little was poor parenting (admittedly i actually liked the film, but my brother claims to have been scarred for life).

this is more or less how i feel. i’ve told myself that when my daughter is old enough to tell me a detailed story about what she’s done on any given day, that i’ll introduce here to my collection of miyazaki films. she already knows they exist, but hasn’t watched television-anything yet. she’s nearly three. i want her…

this is me but Dark Souls and Breath of the Wild. yes i play other games, but it feels like I’m being unfaithful. 

doom 2016 doesn’t play on your fridge—but it does play on switch

i think the world would be a better place without baseball.