I don’t think anyone was seriously stating this was a monopoly...

This is pretty much a certainty considering it’ll be a while before DIV comes out anyway and it’ll take a bit for regulators and the boards to approve things, it’ll probably be the first big Activision/Blizz Game Pass launch

Sorry about your HHR

Self driving will be cool and all, but not until EVERY vehicle on the road can do it. Do you really want a 1965 Plymouth Valiant next to ANY of us?

To each their own, I guess. I thought SR4 was hilarious and would love to see more of that absurdity. Too many pretentious games out there. It’s refreshing to see ones that don’t take themselves seriously at all.

Repurposing old hardware also has its own value, even if it’s just sealing a bunch of them in acrylic. You can’t preserve everything that ever gets made, and you shouldn’t want to, either. The Game Boy itself is well preserved as a platform and there’s no shortage of different ways you can still experience it.

I put my money where my mouth is around 2 months ago. Got 5k off msrp, Crazy trade in, and 0% for 72 on the balance. Killed it.  I use mine for eating up miles and it does it like a A7 sportback but for half the cost. And rare as hens teeth.

Texas. Mmmmhmmm..

> Someone from the production had to have had a conversation with Johnston about it before firing him

Found the big Balan Wonderworld fan.

Stop being obtuse. It’s not that difficult to understand. We’ve put up with stereotypical black passing characters for decades. I loved the OG FF7, but even as a 13 yo, I was embarrassed by Barett’s representation. Of course every black person is an individual. But we have a shared cultural experience (just like any…

The CEO expert everyone

Well, except as the article notes the people who paid the extra were the fans who were really excited about it. Harsh to shit on them like this, and still a bad look.

If DICE conned people into buying early access which is actually beta testing in disguise, it’s not really the gamer’s fault.

I don’t think Jabba’s empire was confined to Tatooine, just based there; he seemed pretty feared and well-known throughout the galaxy.  I think Tatooine is just the space equivalent of “that run-down Italian restaurant the Don works out of.”

No, they were killed by Imperial stormtroopers.

I like a connected universe just as much as the next guy, but c'mon. Everyone quit acting like your mental health has been shattered because there's a standalone space movie.