I believe that Brave Frontier should be mentioned, as this is only Square Enix noticing Gumi’s huge profit and wanting some of their own from this kind of audience in the mobile gaming industry. They don’t even try to hide it by putting ‘Brave’ on its name.

oof I’m always leery of it when people do stuff like this. It’s one thing to write/imagine fic its another to make a big ass group held headcanon. They tend to get really irrationally angry if/when it turns out their headcanon isn’t respected by others with other interpretations or worse when the characters creators…

Anyone who makes any purchase, that I don’t like, deserves to be ripped off. Clearly, I am the center of the universe and any other purchase decision would be stupid.

I think that it might be a backroom shady and intentional decision involving large amounts of money would add an incredible sense of realism to any game with FIFA proudly stamped on it.

Maybe the bag that killed him, WAS the good bag, and stopped this asshole from killing someone.

If only there had been a good bag with a gun to stop this senseless tragedy.

The real question is why was he doing Greg Hardy’s laundry?

Such a damn shame. That duffel bag had one more day until retirement.

another gun could have snagged the trigger right? or am i thinking to simply about it

What’s worse, the duffel bag had a history of carrying weapons.

When reached by Kotaku, the Ford dealership said they didn’t know what we were talking about.

I’m usually one to be upset of the lack of coverage of the scene, but this weekend there was a valid attempt made that wasn’t just a simple video share or basic observation article, going even so far as to repost their stream article from Friday over the course of each day with a schedule. I hope they keep the trend…

J.R. Smith shouldn't have to wear a shirt ever again.

Always tryna get at that 2nd Amendment.

[...]and you wind up with the inference by some[...]

Yeah well that’s what happens when people, news, politicians and everyone else misuses a term coined for something to death where it has lost all meaning.

Ugh for fucks sake, what a fucking non-controversy.

For making a reference to mushroom guys who rigged a contest, a la the Watergate scandal, this multinational gaming company should make an apology to a Twitter celebrity who gets offended at games that reference the Watergate scandal if other people use them as a joke at her expense. A powerful fan club, this person…

But is it possible—I mean, just a little possible—that this person is slightly paranoid? Or should Nintendo—a multi-million dollar gaming company—look into every Twitter subculture’s several-year-old history to make sure they don’t incur the wrath of someone’s truly unhinged…