& Knuckles

Despite having a nearly incoherent kudzu plot and more anime cliches than you can shake a pretty boy at, I still find this series incredibly fun and charming. Better go get a ticket for the hype train.

It’s $20 per year, less than $2 per month. As disappointed as I am by the voice chat shenanigans, that’s incredibly reasonable.

In other news:

By that measure, anyone playing sports is in the same category.

Very impressed with these doctors. As a brand new health professional myself, I think these guys are doing something very innovative! They have an opportunity to become first line medical advice in the world of E-Sports. It is a huge market, and I think many gamers will benefit by getting legitimate medical advice on…

My gosh the production values of this video & the market of eSports taking off this fast is amazing.

As a lifelong sports fan, (And long ago former middle school, HS athlete), it frustrates me to keep hearing this kind of bias against eSports athletes.

No one is entitled to content. There is such a plethora of ways to know if a game is interesting that “I need to demo” is no longer a valid excuse.

YOU DO NOT GET TO HAVE THINGS THAT YOU DO NOT BUY.

It’s easier to say *anything* that could be considered a prop is a no-go in situations like this - yeah, it’s fucking annoying to have it be an issue, but if you let the guy with the cardboard sign up top in, then the guy behind him is going to say “well, i’m also bringing in a prop but since it’s not a gun it should…

Weapons Check just means the staff looks over the prop and makes sure it’s not an actual weapon. Depending on the thickness and weight of the shield, it could be banned, but I doubt it was that heavy/thick. If it passes, they just put some little tag on it to show that they checked it out.

You buy a game, keep said game as data, and then resell it. That is pirating with extra steps.

If you copied a game to your system and then sold it off you have in fact pirated that game.

Posting this as a seperate comment for all those “DAE ESPORTS ISNT A SPORT” types:

That’s a pretty big assumption, to say the least, the guy quoted in this post ZeRo, says he usually plays around 6 hours a day and 8-10 when a tournament comes up.

They should have been considerate to the world, and removed Ryuji all together.

Nice!

This kind of reminds me of the “achievement unlocked” series of flash games, those were pretty fun though

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