I usually alternate; an AAA game like Spider-Man or God of War, and then a smaller more thoughtful one, like Journey or Ori.

When you get enough tattoos, not every one has to have a special meaning. I recently got a cow being abducted by a UFO because 1) my friend is learning to tattoo, 2) I thought it was funny, and 3) I wanted another tattoo. I had 9 tattoos already, and don’t really care if it has some kind of deep meaning.  

It’s a business made up of people.  People work better when they feel secure and valued.

If you company has to reassure you that “nobody is getting laid off” run. Run like hell. A stable, profitable company wouldn’t have to primp around, talking about all the people they’re NOT laying off.

Arceus was my first pokemon game, and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it.  I plan on playing more, and now I’m a little concerned about how the previous/next games will play after everything I’ve heard.

I hated the WW look when that first trailer came out.  It was too drastic of a change.  But I am happy to eat my words, considering the excellent game that came of it.

These companies are reaping what they’ve sown. They’ve padded the pockets of “business friendly” politicians for so long, now it’s going to cost them in employee travel expenses and PR.

What annoys me are the companies that decide certain segments MUST be hard, even on easy mode.  The OG God of War did this.  Hades was damn near impossible the first time I played the game on easy.  I eventually beat the game on God difficulty, but that was extremely annoying when I hit that wall.

Finally... it’s HIS time!

My take away wasn’t that there would be no new avatars, but rather the connection to the past ones was severed.  When she rejoined with Raava, I assumed that she would be the beginning of a new line of avatars.

Thank you! As “kid safe” as the OG show was, they managed to pack in almost every story from the comics that have made their way into the more “serious” reboots over the years.

Legitimately thought Dead Island 2 came out years ago.  Must have played the first one, and the beach resort location threw me off.

Good for you? I didn’t get the safe to protect the gun. I got the safe to protect my child. Last I checked, he hasn’t taken up amateur lockpicking.

Copyright isn’t inherently bad. It’s clearly been abused, and molested, and twisted by corporations (re: Disney) to the point where it serves the rich. But originally, it was an excellent tool to promote creativity and ingenuity. People didn’t have an incentive to create and invent if they knew it was going to…

So unless you’re a major completionist, there’s no reason to get both?  Good to know. Thanks!

He has literal decades of policy backing up his pro-union stances.  Yet another person who only sees what they want to see.

Question for all the pokemon fans out there... my kid has started asking for pokemon games. I was just a bit too old when they came out, so I’ve never delved into them. What is the purpose of the dual releases? I assumed it just changed your starter pokemon, but are there any other differences? Is there any purpose to…

I decided several years ago that people arguing in bad faith simply aren’t worth arguing with, and I’m not gonna play your stupid games. I’m gonna call out your bullshit when I see it, and I’m gonna mock you for it.

I recently got my kid his very first switch games, Minecraft and Minecraft Dungeons.  Setting up an account for him (both on the Switch, and in the game), and downloading updates was exactly like you described.  But he’s also 4.  Like most things in life, I suppose it comes down to knowing your audience.

Thing is, it would be a perfectly reasonable plan with one tweak to the quality.  One stream at a time, but at 1080p would work great for people without roommates, or one TV, and would also cut down on the password sharing that they think is the end of the world.