Just in time for PSO2!

Came for this.  We are old.  

Fucking Oddjob.

I think 3D World is just a matter of timing - Mario Odyssey hit Switch very early, then the port of Mario U, then Mario Maker 2... they have to spread those Mario games out, so I imagine 3D World will actually hit very soon, and then the next thing will be whatever the Tokyo team is cooking up as a follow-up to…

Don’t we already have four Uncharted films? :P

Didn’t realise that today was going to feature unquestionable truths, but here we are. To the top you go mate. 

This comment right here deserves all of the stars

There are two problems with Stadia.

The problem with physical media is with all the patches, especially day one patches, it will still make certain games pretty much unplayable if they are no longer supported.

Well, if they weren’t a playable class in a world war II version of Call of Duty what do you expect?

“What about the rights of that *checks notes* giant multinational oil corporation?”

It’s so hot that I burnt my thumb when I tapped the star. 

press x to abandon the rebels to be ethnically cleansed 

I mean, I only worked with the Kurds and saw how the YPJ got treated for five months or so, but sure, go ahead with that hypothesis. 

It’s only a “shockingly bold move for that part of the world” if you don’t know anything about the gender-equal Kurds and their robust use of women fighters and women-led brigades. We have no idea whether she’s “quite an extraordinary woman” or if this is just a society like the real-world one they very obviously drew…

This is some hot Kinja.  Well done, sir.

There’s a bit of nuance and a bit of subtlety at work here that I’m not in the least surprised that folks seem to be missing. When a series like Call of Duty tries to use the light touch, one can be forgiven for missing it among the hammer blows.

I fully realized this was a Call of Duty game when, after the mentioned London shootout, one of the main characters looked directly into the camera and said “if only our hands weren’t tied by politics, laws, or rules and could deal with these threats the way they need.”

If it’s aiming for the realism of war, the part where you abandon the rebels to be ethnically cleansed should be interesting.