It’s a videogame about two magical swords battling throughout the ages all the while corrupting their wielders and the stories of the people seeking those blades. But sure let’s focus on the fanservice part, which by the way also focuses on the male body but I’m sure that doesn’t get any lady here negatively…

If I tweet something nice will I get a show?

lol. I needed some salt for the burgers I’m cooking. This will do nicely. Am I really supposed to feel sorry for someone this motherfucking thirsty?

Gods, Google. The symbol should be embraced far more often, because if we continue to stigmatise it, idiots can continue to use it incorrectly. Also, added bonus; if it becomes “cool” and we all stop associating it with the Nazis, all the newer Nazis that have it tattooed on themselves will actually just look…

It’s too bad to hear this game doesn’t quite scratch the itch. I tried Brawlhalla after the article a couple weeks ago and man, that game is disappointing. Floaty movement, lackluster character designs, and shallow combat, plus it looks like a flash game. Glad it was free, so tough to complain too much, but still sad…

At this point, Steam users have successfully turned the review system into an irrelevant feature of the shop. It’s no longer a place to judge the quality of the game, but instead to express personal umbrage you take with whatever tiny and often irrelevant detail a game has. The old magazine world was dominated by…

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