In Zelda, it gets worst performance while it’s docked, which concerns me. It would have been nice if the dock had an extra GPU like those gaming laptops with the external GPU enclosures.

Cards Against Humanity?

This is just a case of people not getting it... I’m not one to normally defend Felix, but god fucking damn this whole thing has been so fucking ridiculous it’s not even funny. The initial video was absolutely hilarious and that’s what the whole thing was: a joke. Subsequent videos were made to show that it was a joke,…

“Cleaning up the mess left after President Trump...” *Sigh* Four more years of this sort of coverage. It’s going to be a long and bitter four years...

The talking didnt get you at first? Lol

“Become a game coach” they said

“Paper Zelda”?

Liberals have truly gone insane.

I’m certain that the normalization of violence as a tool of political discourse will have absolutely no adverse consequences.

Game looks funny, but the left’s normalization of violence against their political opposition scares me.

I’d love to heard your reasoning on how someone asking for a neutral stance implies they are a Nazi. Care to explain?

Being against assault isn’t being pro nazi you cuck

Oh, and in case you didn’t get the goddamn point from my previous comment, read this: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/02/opinion/how-violence-undermined-the-berkeley-protest.html

If you don’t see by now that progressives call anyone a Nazi, or the interchangeable “White Supremacist” when they want to either visit harm upon that person or simply try to no platform their views, even if they *aren’t* a Nazi, then you’re fucking hopeless.

Stop playing CNN nightly news. They said nothing about being pro-Nazi. The leaps of logic by the majority of Kinja posters never ceases to amaze me.

I think you are confusing “pro-nazi” with “anti-violence”. Damn, these extremist liberals are pretty fucking scary.

Yay more one sided propaganda from Kotaku

It’s kind of like the debate over whether or not Wikipedia is a credible source. I was against it in academic settings until a former Encyclopedia Editor stated “What they do is basically what we did for 100 years, except without the internet.”

The outcome of the suit doesn’t have to preclude Carmack from taking issue with the truthfulness of statements made by an expert witness at the trial. Even if you were found not guilty of something, you’d probably still have something to say about technical testimony given that you felt would be deemed untrue if…