I’ve seen the exact opposite the last year of maybe two, they release on digital before anything else. 

Was hoping for some Iron Man PSVR info to close out the year.

The internet out embarrassed itself on this one

Low flow toilets are trash, one thing I agree with Trump on

can you show some work for that? Doesn’t feel like it for me, but lots of factors like actual in game performance and game types could play in. 

When you never even heard of the “card game” based on Elder Scrolls there are too many card games. 

Farmers under 40, as in age? That’s a weird requirement. 

Disappointed Gizmodo media wasn’t one of the contestants, if not Jezebel itself

Intro is because it was supposed to be a game based on Terminator the movie, then they found out they didn’t have the rights and everything got switched to what it is now. 

Last of Us 2 is still going to be a huge game and whatever happens with “Ghosts” could close out PS4 with a bang. Pretty disappointed in PSVR this year after a stellar end of 2018 with releases like Astrobot and Tetris Effect hitting. Maybe if something like that Iron Man game made it out would be a little more…

I say it’s going to be $999 so file that into rumors also. Where ever you heard that from is high. 

Less than a year later I bought Resident Evil 2 remake for $19, I’m fine with not selling it, but your narrative is completely false trying to push that digital games are never offered at a discount. 

Lots of good memories but two bad ones that stick out for the (worst) part. Having to figure out that flipping my playstation upside down to get it to continue to read discs. Had many friends with upside down PS1's also. The debacle with Resident Evil Uncensored Director’s Cut due to an error by Capcom not actually…

view count numbers overvalued, I’m utterly shocked

sadly no, I’d used to say never go to polygon.com without full protection... then it spread over to here on Gawker/Gizomdo

Well now we know how to kill the bots, thanks for one thing automated DMCA

You and Mortal made the exact same arguments in three different posts alone on this one, so we get it. I think saying it’s $500-1000 to play vr in this day and age is ridiculous.

Sit at my desk the whole time with VR, so I dunno

I don’t think you have to spend 500-1000 on a VR headset, that’s hyperbole 

Oh Gizmodo media group, hanging on by a thread lately. Why we had that 8 articles in a row about Star Wars yesterday on Kotaku.