He’s clearly had enough of people not continuing the Redfield bloodline.

You say this, but I guarantee you the GTA online subreddit is going to go into meltdown over this. That will get people talking. And hopefully, hopefully, they’ll do some research into what’s happening.

i worked on it then left the game industry. if it gets released on switch, itll be the first nintendo-console game ive worked on, and the last.

only took 10 years!

As someone who has owned every mainstream iteration of the Gameboy, I agree with this.

Forgive unrepentant Amy Cooper? How about...

Now I miss the alternate world where Lennie Briscoe was the lead detective on SVU.

That poor dog has to have some serious PTSD. Like it probably rolls over every time it hears the n word.

people who like gore and gorn should be watched closely.

Freedom of speech is one of those things that the founding fathers would take out of the first amendment if they saw all the shitheels on the internet today.

If they quit going to Starbucks and eating avocado toast every morning they would be just fine. They just need to get a 2nd or 3rd job and pull themselves up by their boot straps. 

hoes mad (x24)

Yea, it’s almost as if, stay with me here... it’s almost as if people object to evil. I know it’s radical, but maybe they have a point.

Ill throw in greenmangaming.com as well. They have sales on just about every preorder and new release.

Buy from CDKeys, their entire business model is buying keys from regions with lower prices and favourable exchange rates then reselling. As opposed to being a marketplace where any identity thief can launder money from a stolen credit card.

CDKeys is, generally speaking, a legitimate site. Unlike g2a and Kinguin, which are marketplace sites anyone can sell through, CDKeys buys and resells games itself. You’re buying from CDKeys, not from random CDKeys users.

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Maybe we don’t need to scrutinize every byte that flows out into the net, but perhaps monetary transactions could be subject to a bit more discretion.

The way it goes: keys are purchased with stolen credit cards, the keys are sold for a fraction of the going price on G2A, and the publisher is hit with significant chargeback fees to correct for the stolen cards (so not only are they not making any money, but they’re actually losing money).

Because like Huawei, any majorly successful Chinese business tends to have the Chinese Communist Party’s hand up its ass like a Jeff Dunham puppet.