I’m a Xennial myself. Born in ‘81. I remember all the GenX stuff, but also was formed by all the Millennial stuff.
I’m a Xennial myself. Born in ‘81. I remember all the GenX stuff, but also was formed by all the Millennial stuff.
I might just let it lapse. Fuck Sony.
You do realize that the “wizards” at the FTC just got shut down by a federal judge, right? That suggests that their case doesn’t actually have any legal merit.
A half-assed LEGO set following in the success of a similar Nintendo product is absolutely on brand for SEGA.
I stopped playing BotW like 2 hours in because of some other game release and never got around to going back to it. I’m in no rush for Tears but would probably nab a second Twilight Princess HD port in a heartbeat.
I feel like if Hitler had a kid who was trying to do good in the world, they’d change their name too.
Getting shit done in a private session is a welcome change.
Does anyone even proofread titles anymore?
And just imagine someone over 30 playing a video game?
Exactly, adults who enjoy anything outside of their designated age range is frankly weird and creepy.
This is super ironic to me. Let me tell ya, I’ve been served, time and time again, the eternal argument AGAINST backward compatibility by Sony fanboys saying that they much prefer Sony invest its money in making new games instead, and that BC was for Xbox losers, that anyone who wants to play old game should just keep…
Fuck all of these people.
I´m disappointed you didn´t title the article “I Want To Play The Cat Game Right Meow.”
Nothing more humbling than finding out a game you’ve never heard of is the most popular game in the world (I mean that sincerely).
*looks at PS2 shelf with all three games still there*
Wait, is “the nearly spherical cow of X” a known expression? Why is this a cow comet? Am I missing an important piece of pop culture knowledge?
Also, the RC helicopter and RC plane mission in VC. Or just basically anything involving aircrafts: flight school in SA (“learn to fly, Carl”), sea plane in VC.
+1 for “dry snitching”.
There’s really not much of anything here. The headline and the beginning of the story made it sound like Erin from The Office was burning crosses and shit. Nope, she attended some corny debutante ball thing that has a racist past. Most of the US has a racist past.