Whatever gets him the most attention online at that specific moment.

“woke reviewers [couldn’t] handle a gruff white biker looking at his date’s ass.

I had the same experience at first. Where it clicked for me was after you fight the griffin in the small village you start out in - by then, I had a somewhat decent idea of the flow of combat, how you need to manage your inventory, and how to craft. So I restarted the game with that knowledge, played through the first…

The Switch could handle it, if the game were programmed well. Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and even XB2 seem more graphically intensive and detailed than Scarlet and Violet, and they generally run fine.

If there’s one main thing I dislike about the show, it’s that it makes pretty much everyone a bigger asshole than they were in either the books or the games. (I also wasn’t a fan of depowering Yennefer in season 2.) But that’s just me being “pedantic about the lore,” I guess, so whatever.

He was one of Indy’s only competent sidekicks! He was my favorite as a kid his age.

Yeeeah, I had just got my hands on Rivers of Blood, then boom. The day after I got it.

What this means is that players can enjoy their broken builds while playing solo without worrying about FromSoftware nerfing them to try and make things more fair in online multiplayer

“Competitive gamers have complaints” is a statement along the same lines as “dogs have four legs.”

You get an extra hour in the foam pit...while you wait for the EMTs.

I wonder if the TwitchCon foam pit will reach anywhere near the level of notoriety of the DashCon ball pit.

Yeah, that seems like a foam pit that’s either shallow or weirdly hard for foam.

At the end of the trailer I thought he was going for something of a Brooklyn accent, not all that pronounced but definitely noticeable.

Yeah, you can’t just entirely change the way human beings communicate and then go “Pssssh, things are exactly as bad as they’ve always been, in exactly the same way, for exactly the same reason, quit shouting at clouds, olds.” The problem may not be a new one, but ignoring new ways in which it manifests is just lazy…

I’m ashamed and disappointed in myself.

I’ll never understand why they put “Re:” in everything.

Never mind that when DISSIDIA duodecim prologus 012 FINAL FANTASY is on the scene.

Most people enjoyed GoT. Kotaku is just really into telling people they shouldn’t enjoy anything.

As far as my own experience goes, they kept nerfing characters who didn’t need it, kept changing the composition of the game itself until it just wasn’t the game I was into when it first came out, and paid no attention to anyone except the competitive/esports scene, which I have zero interest in and which shouldn’t…

His name is Matt Booty? *snrk*