You see how this whole article is structured, right? It begins - literally the opening sentence - by acknowledging this could be an “embarrassing gap in our knowledge”, then I repeatedly mock myself for reporting 23-year-old news throughout, and then finish by mocking us again by suggesting we’ll report on a Wii egg…

That’s fair, if you think the person is talking about life in general. But as I’ve gotten older, I’ve found I have less patience for hard games. If I’m lucky, I get a couple of hours of leisure time a night, and it sucks to realize I took that precious time and chose to use it being frustrated.

It’s almost like Star Wars has been largely a kids property for decades or something. 

I think I’m right at the end, I just made it to the sixth location and none more data is required. I’m pretty sure I know what I have to do now, it’s pretty daunting! I just took a break right now, going to see what happens soon!

Came here to say the same! I finally beat it about a month ago, and damn, the feels

Dang, no Outer Wilds, Kotaku’s game of the year for 2019? Aww ::(

Instead of complaining about which games made their top 20 list, I’m going to complain about the number of games on their top 20 list.

8. Journey

Thank you for your service.

On its face, there’s nothing inherently wrong with the word “females”, but these people ALWAYS refer to men as “men” and never “males”, but refer to women more often as “females”. If I see the word females, I immediately looks for the word males. It’s never there for these people. 

Good. I don’t care how you feel about the whole situation, attacking Jennifer Hale for just doing her job (a job that she got after negotiations with Taylor fell through) is a pretty crappy thing to do.

Also, having a Dragon in a movie that DOESN’T breath fire.

one of the most innovative men to ever live.

“Yawn, another (liberal) author for a video game website trying to take a hit at one of the most innovative men to ever live.”

Never takes long for a Musk bro to show up and post something cringy and hilarious.   

Why would a game developer buy into a plan which allows a secondary market for used digital games? They’d have to pay for infrastructure to support that (because you can’t magically host the game files on the blockchain), but in supporting it they’re signing up to LOSE MONEY by selling fewer “new” copies of the game.…

Honestly I’d be happy with either. There’s a shortage of anything Star Wars that isn’t straight third person or first person action. Squadrons was a breath of fresh air, despite how short it was.

Can we start calling these people what they really are: “Anti-Christians”? They do literally the opposite of everything Jesus taught.

I’ve lost count of the number of women I’ve spoken to during the pandemic who have expressed joy at no longer being randomly asked by strangers to smile. It’s astounding.

I’m torn. I want it on PC, but after playing the first game on PC and enjoying it so freakin’ much, idk if I want to wait multiple years for it to get re-released. If the worst case is I support the devs twice for making a great game, I guess there are worse things.