Can one of these corporate execs for once in their life address major issues like a normal human being? I’m so sick and tired of corporate speak and the fake professionalism.

And this is why I’ll never, ever play games of this nature.

Someone want to tell me what “pa’lante” means?

TTTHHHIIIIISSSSSS

Of course the average gamer doesn’t need a 360 Hz monitor, just like the average gamer doesn’t need a 144 Hz monitor. 

“Our company’s independence will not be changed.”

I tried to watch the first episode last night and I couldn’t make it all the way through. I realize the novels were first released in the early 90s, but the show feels like every generic fantasy story that’s we’ve all experienced 100 times over.

I’ve logged about seven hours in Death Stranding, and I’m trying so hard to really enjoy it. Thankfully, it has a really interesting story to keep me glued, but the gameplay is... not that enjoyable. 

Posturing or not, we all need to do a better job of calling out China for what it is: a totalitarian regime with no regard for human life. I would imagine other totalitarian/authoritarian/dictatorial countries will take heed should China actually be punished by other world powers.

“Death to those who step on our big toes!”

My wife says I have one :(

“The speech hurt the feelings of Chinese fans and violated the sports spirit of love and peace. We do not understand, accept or forgive this!”

Aside from the Harvest Moon portion of the game, I played back in 2009. It was called Muramasa: The Demon Blade.

RE2 took place before RE3, though. Mr.X wouldn’t have been there yet.

I didn’t really enjoy Axiom Verge, but for some reason I really enjoyed the launch trailer for Axiom Verge 2.

Look, everyone, a shitposter! 

I for some reason am getting a Chaos Legion vibe, which doesn’t bother me :)

It looks really slow, which makes me apprehensive. Does it feel like you’re simply plodding along while playing the game, or does it actually feel faster than it looks?

You’re not being too harsh, this movie looks absolutely atrocious.

Please correct your comment as what you just said essentially applies to all corporations the world over. You’re naive if you think it’s just American culture.