Microsoft, Sony and now also Nintendo have all issued concerning statements about the situation.

At this point the only people that can fix this are the customers. Stop giving them money. There are many other games to choose from.

“Activision’s Damage Control Reaches Sad New Low”

Because on the mouse pad it looks very “busty woman.” Fine in-article, but not on front page. My complaint is the use of emoji instead of Kotaku Fish.

He was also terrific in another early Charles Band pic, Zone Troopers, a delightfully entertaining WWII / sci-fi outing. A brilliant character actor who I always enjoyed seeing on screen.

His moment in THE BLOB where he slowly registers that his daughter’s date is the same boy who was just apparently in his pharmacy buying condoms is priceless: “Ribbed!”

I can’t find the video anywhere, so I’m gonna have to just quote the entirety of this Weekend Update bit from 5/14/05, via the SNL Transcripts website:

Love the dismissal of someone with actual experience, lmao journalists sure can be douchebags

As someone that works with executive leadership behind the scenes (in a totally unrelated industry), I’m not sure that Ryan’s email WAS “calculated”.... or at least, not by anyone on his team other than himself. Why? Because the language is hella stilted and awkward, and there’s no way it went through a round of edits…

There's a simple fix at least, well as simple as such a feature can get anyways. Just two toggles for cosmetics, one that controls whether you see your own gear and one that controls if you see the gear others wear. In PVP you always see the gear that other players are actually wearing. 

Ah, the classics.

Wait, some people only got Transformers on Saturday morning? In first run when I was a kid it was every weekday afternoon at 4, followed by GI Joe at 4:30. In the mornings it was Thundercats at 6:30 and either Silverhawks or Bravestar at 7.

My first impression: Apple Arcade?! Too bad...

I’m not going to shell out for Apple Arcade, but I could see this being fun in short bursts if it made it to Switch.

The Netherlands also has a high investment in infrastructure for cyclists. This incident occurred on a road with a 60mph (100kph) speed limit, no hard shoulder, and curves to obstruct sight lines. While the driver is at fault, this is (by design) not a safe place to ride a bike, aside from the low traffic. If FM roads…

This energy has inspired me to step out and explore how I can do more to have games and diversity intersect, and hopefully make a broader industry impact that will benefit Blizzard (and other studios) as well.

It is technically the most popular game in the world, based on the number of users. However, almost all of its players are in China. A “Westernized” version, Arena of Valor, is available internationally, and it has not exactly been super popular.

Given how the comments section is filled with variations of “I have never heard of this IP” for something that’s supposedly so popular, I have a feeling its numbers and success have more to do with the restrictive Chinese market than anything else. Remember, China has a population of 1.4 billion and Honor of King’s…

Seriously, I was like

Nothing more humbling than finding out a game you’ve never heard of is the most popular game in the world (I mean that sincerely).