I haven’t been able to watch late night in almost a year because I just can’t deal with his fucking face anymore.

Green Goblin

Buddy, I love Nintendo as much as you but let’s be real. If Nintendo “got it” to the point you’re claiming, they would have a dope online infrastructure, the switch wouldn’t have used a older generation chipset, the WiiU would have been called the Wii2, Mother 3 would be in America and the virtual console wouldn’t get …

Well Dean screamed that one time so obviously he’s banned from the club forever

Considering how much digital ink you’ve spilled over something this amazingly stupid, I would suggest reconsidering what bothers you.

There is something unhealthily wrong with you

I could afford to be a lot more compassionate if I wasn’t so preoccupied with making sure I have enough money to eat decently after expenses. 

All shoulders = shield

This is going to go from being an horribly overpriced novelty to a slightly overpriced novelty emulation box over the course of the next 6 months, isn’t it?

No, but how is that relevant to the discussion at hand?

Aside from online, SUlt needs some quality of life upgrades. The option to change rulesets within the roster screen and having to reselect a character every time immediately come to mind. 

Literally days after announcing a new platform and they’re already following valves path.

Hopefully this singer doesn’t shove his mic down his throat, starts screaming, and calls it singing. 

That’s one way to gain insight, I supposed.

Maybe it’s my phone, but there’s no video or link to the video.

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That one scene was pretty good though.

Those gas stations weren’t naturally occurring, you know, and 10 years ago there wasn’t a supercharger network. Now you can go anywhere in the country and be an hour or two from a supercharger.

Well that’s incredibly wrong. You know the incentive counts for any electric vehicle, including plug in hybrids, right?

Give a competitor a few million bucks to license access to their nationwide, well established charging infrastructure or spend an order of magnitude more to build out your own, and then spend an additional billion a year to maintain them.