Gaming is pretty lucky to have Keighley even if some deride him as a “corporate shill”, as he’s a man who actually loves games and just wants to present them in a fun way for fans even if sometimes his closeness to the industry leads to bad photo ops.

It’ll just be a portrait video of the actress walking in the street admitting they couldn’t come up with anything more depressing.

Other kids were all about He-Man or Transformers, but for me, it was GI Joe all the way (though Flint was always my favorite Joe, followed by Lady Jay). The toys, the cartoon, the trading cards and comic books - I forgave the awful second live action movie simply because there was the story of the Hard and Soft…

Lol. I’m a software engineer at a large social media company. I deal with this sort of stuff daily. This has NOTHING to do with AWS (or any large cloud service provider) being insecure.

VR will not go mainstream or experience widespread adoption until it’s A) cheaper B) wireless and C) easy to set up. Until then, it’ll remain a niche hobby for those with cash to burn. The PSVR was probably the best step toward mainstream, but it still relied on extra hardware and wires all over the room.

Sorry no, City of lost Children needs to be first.

Just wanted to mention I was quite pleased when he showed up during the Punisher short film Dirty Laundry.

Besides Mark Hamill, Ron Perlman is maybe my favorite person to spot voice-acting. Like I’m watching some animated show, and a character speaks, and I’m like “Ah, that’s Ron Perlman!”

This just reminds me of how amazing that game was. 

gamepad for sure

And this why Jason is the best. Expose article that’s reported well, and then follow up when things look like they’re changing. I hope that Jason gets to write as many “They’re doing better” follow-up articles as he can. “Blood, Sweat, & Pixels 3: They’re learning”

“This sketch is basically just one joke, repeated over and over.”

Everything about this is surreal and ridiculous. The future is so much more mundane than the 50s would have had us believe. lol Just the fact that NASCAR is running the races virtually is astounding. But then for a driver to get dropped by a real-world sponsor because he ragequit the game? Satire can’t even keep up…

I feel really bad for all the people at Naughty Dog who probably crunched super hard to try and meet their delayed launch date only for it to be delayed again.

The Nemesis looks an awful lot like Rudy Giuliani. Just sayin’.

I’d pay $50 to watch a livestream of tiny acrobats kicking the shit out of Daniel Lamarre.

Honestly, I’d pay $35/ticket for them to just live-stream a performance if that helped them keep their jobs. I’d probably pay more than that. This is just...so sad.

So far I learned from, Dana Carvey that it has the power to use the Matrix and it comes with the game, Tempest.

One of the only silver linings in all of this chaos is that there may be some long needed changes being made to some of our most antiquated and drakonian laws, concerning things like paid sick leave, ISP’s and their data caps, and Healthcare.