You were walking out of the press room while he was walking in. 

You had an accidental cameo in LGR’s E3 video for like 2 seconds and it’s heartbreaking that it’s the closest that the internet’s two biggest Sims fans got to geeking out together.

Torchinsky is contagious. Somebody contact the CDC.

What’s it like going through life knowing you’ve never created anything?

There’s a pretty good fan translation out there if you, you know, don’t mind bending the law a bit.

Simone has been my hero for years. She is amazing.

So pumped for this. Her Story was amazing.

Evolved wasn’t that bad. I thought it was funny that it was developed by a western studio but was the most anime the series has ever been.

That’s neat and all, but I just want a new Front Mission that isn’t a shit stealth game.

Only briefly at launch and I kinda forgot about it since. I’ll have to revisit it, now.

Bigger map, more truck variety, and the whole radio feature which I cannot express the coolness of enough.

They need to play Spec Ops: The Line and learn that all the stop signs were meant for them to see.

American Truck Simulator was a disappointment after Euro Truck Simulator.

I just hope it doesn’t turn out the way the quest creators in Star Trek Online and Neverwinter did, which were impressively powerful storytelling toolkits that were basically only used for “here’s a thing you can do in 2 minutes that’ll net you a big pile of XP and some nice loot.”

It’s Paradox, and their strategy titles are basically catnip for Nazis.

I feel like I’m somehow not playing games correctly for not enjoying a Zelda title since Link to the Past (well, Link’s Awakening). I haven’t enjoyed a single 3D Zelda, like, at all.

This is cool but it still doesn’t make Black Mirror not terrible.

So how many times are filmmakers gonna try to do the “prestige” version of I Spit on Your Grave?

My favorite adorably wonderful happy human moment from recent E3s was at one of the Ubisoft conferences within the last couple years, when the mics were still hot and we got to hear an elated WE NAILED IT! as soon as they walked off the stage.