It brings in a lot of traffic, including people who click on it and then leave a comment about it getting covered too much :P

Oh no I thought I had finished this one, guess it’s gonna be another 100 hours.

It moreso activated or contributed to a chemical imbalance that I continue to struggle with. I’m doing well with it now, but I don’t have the neurology of a typical person (which has been professionally confirmed) and sometimes my brain shits all over my day for petty reasons or no reason at all. And it obviously…

I bought a gba with chore money. Though GameCube was the best Christmas ever, having bought a gba by myself (well as much as a kid can do so) really helped my self esteem. Good times.

Yeah it’s pretty annoying, though something we deal with in movies a lot more. Then again they seem to put some serious work into the npc dialogue and probably want that to show to as wide an audience as possible. I’d feel more like agent 47 if I caught German or French npc dialogue, but for the same reason less…

Or things that have a potential for illegal use but can still be used legally if you make Roms from carts you own, perhaps because you want to mod old school games.

Jesus Camp was horrifying. Also I’ve been meaning to rewatch sphere for a solid decade now. Gotta watch the Warriors before it goes.

This uses inputs that are all native to the game itself, thus I'd call it a glitch or exploit. A hack would involve using some external tools or software. Just my two cents on the distinction.

They should train the cars to recognize Bigfoot and snap a picture of it should the autonomous car ever encounter one.

I want tree of perdition/triskaidaphobia to work in modern so bad but it can't beat my Duskmantle guildmage/Mindcrank deck. It's a very attractive combo though.

Paranoia agent is my big one I'd put on this list. I've rewatched dbz more than anything but I think there's a difference between heavy rewatchability and the revealing rewatch being discussed here.

Yeah I have no idea about copyright law, I was speaking more in terms of the appreciation it may or may not be due.

I think it'll all depend on the final product. Alice in Wonderland was about how Carrol hated new math and culturally received as about drugs that he wasn't alive to see exist. Spirited Away had no math related parody. If this hits all the same themes it's probably more rip off than homage.

Interesting, that’s a better answer than most people give. Notably I often buy within the first week, but never preorder. Maybe it’s just where I live but there seem to be extra copies day one at the local store. It’s weird because I definitely want to support certain IPs, but also don’t want to support bad entries in…

Out of curiosity, what makes you preorder? Is it the bonuses or going to the midnight release?

I finished the first watch dogs and steadily hated it more and more but kept playing. I think a lot of the missions had something I didn't realize I hated until afterwards.

Just finished sleeping dogs for the first time. It's one of those games where a lot of individual mechanics feel clunky (driving in particular) but they somehow come together into a wonderful whole.

Eh Sean Murray seems like a character that is being played (not in the hired actor sense, but in the sense that he put on this endearing face that started to slip near the end). What really made it seem scuzzy to me were the claims that we would spoil the game for ourselves if we watched the leaked videos. I could…

You want to go outside? Deal with the lightning. You want to eat food? Deal with the food poisoning. You want to have private property? deal with the thieves.

Idea: if they detect a cheater then they take their weapon away and everyone is temporarily given overpowered hammers and put on a team against the cheater. Everybody gets to stack kills to balance the cheating and there could be a big ol banhammer time amouncement.