Fundamentally disagree the expansiveness of the map was to capture the loneliness of the the west. Riding alone as the sun turned to sunset was one of the best scenic moments in all of gaming.

I don’t think he was wearing the Kaep jersey for unrelated reasons — it’s not like he was the most popular or famous player before he started kneeling for the anthem, and it seems like kind of a weird coincidence that the child would do it for no reason at the height of the controversy, and frankly I don’t think most…

Second best part:

“I said, ‘That wasn’t a dream, you dodo, that really happened.”

The story misses the part where Gamestop forced the players to buy a console bundle plus Fingerlings and a marked-down Funko.

“The first thing I’m thinking is there’s some pedophile trying to buy my grandson an Xbox,” Watts’ grandmother Saundra said. “So I’m like, I’m going to bust up in there and bust his bubble.”

If true, this would be the most Nintendo thing Nintendo has done in about 15 years.

No it doesn’t.

There are still millions of players that play exclusively on console and do not own gaming-ready PCs, the Xbox One X for example sold out within a day of preorders going live. Doing the Play Anywhere option allows them to sell more copies overall and grow the brand of MS games.

so now that you can step out of the car can you throw your helmet at the guy who took you out in the first turn?

Legendary shards. And he appears on a random planet. Not in social spaces anymore.

These?

The unfortunate truth is that hate groups thrive on this sort of mentality.

This is all kinds of dumb.

I thought it was a borderlands reference myself.

in the late 80's and 90's, new games were $70 (cartridge days). Adjusted for inflation, and tax added... that’s $143.00 today.   (https://www.dollartimes.com/inflation/inflation.php?amount=70&year=1990)

“after refusing to violate hospital policy”

So the takeaway is that they changed it, got it

Wow, you were a depressingly cynical kid.

Let’s all remember that Nintendo is not violating the game developer’s First Amendment rights as the ESRB is a non-governmental entity that is used by the video game industry to self-regulate.