Ah, that makes more sense. I was thinking of it including the assets. Thanks for the explanation.

Um... is this legal? I don’t have much experience with this kind of thing, but it feels like it might not be legal. Like downloading a movie (I don’t even know if that’s still a thing. I’m old.)

Zone-Tan electric tentacle massager? I’ll buy ten!

Conflicts of interest all around!

I mean yeah, he was never gonna get convicted in a trial where half the jurors we’re co-conspirators or party members. It’s like if I went to court for something and half the jurors were my friends and family.

So glad this review fell to Ash. She has such a high degree of enthusiasm for the things she enjoys and a true distain for the things she does not. Always makes for an entertaining and thought out article.

Now I don’t consider Justin Timberlake to be a complete asshole (but then again, I don’t know all that much about him), but this feels overwhelmingly like “Too little, too late.”

You know, this is a fairly petty article, about a petty politician. But I’m a petty person, so I’m on board.

Last year I bought a custom xbox controller from the microsoft design lab. Got it engraved even. Waited 3 months to get it delivered. 3 months after that it started losing connection to my xbox randomly, only to happen more and more often over time. But because 6 months had passed since “I ordered it”. It was…

As a white man married to a black woman, I have to agree with this. Over the span of our 20 year relationship, there have been plenty of times where my wife has stopped me talking and said, “Yeah, I know you have no idea what you just said, but it wasn’t okay.” Then I receive a history and culture lesson and I try to…

There’s a scene from Buffy the Vampire Slayer that has always stuck in my mind (coincidental given the things coming to light about that production). In it, Oz catches Willow kissing Xander and later Willow is begging Oz to listen to her apology because it’s tearing her up inside. He tells her, “That’s not my problem”…

Also not a legal expert, but in my experience with having mental health issues, the system often doesn’t like to be on our side, often preferring to side with any relatives on their word alone.

So... there was enough of a precedent that a rule had to be implemented on set, and the people in charge thought that was enough?

Weren’t the Dead Rising sequels done by “Capcom Vancouver”? That aside, you do make a good point.

Such is the nature of contract based work and “at will” employment. Especially employment based in the public eye. 

Now I’m admittedly not sure how long divorce typically takes, but 3 years from filing without it going through seems long?

Well they can only reuse the same assets so many times before folks stop wanting to buy the same game with a few new characters.

That’s absolutely fine. Personal aesthetics vary from person to person. 

While I would find that solution acceptable, Capcom would never surrender one of its properties.

I have to wonder what it’s like to believe in something so strongly, that you stand by that belief in the face of overwhelming evidence against it. To scream into the void, looking for anyone who will listen. Is that sort of person looking to convince others that they are right, or are they looking for others to…