What a dumb headline. It’s the game Harry Potter fans want. You can still think Rowling is a peice of shit. And you can be a fan of Rowling and couldn’t care less about Harry Potter (for the worst reasons).

Not just safety reasons, but building the ride to accommodate larger people probably costs a lot more. Costs in engineering, adding space to the overall ride and mechanisms, etc. With more space either they can accommodate larger people, or add more seats to the ride and keep the lines down.

Automation and AI have the potential to make it so nobody has to work, ever. We could be living in a utopia, but being closed minded about those technologies will never get us there.

Stick to your guns you cowards.

Buying up PlayStation, Nintendo, and Valve would make M$ a monopoly. Buying Activision does not a monopoly make.

As someone who uses Midjourney pretty regularly, I love this comment. It is very true, to an extent.

Kotaku's got a boner for her for sure.

And this is one of the many reasons I sold off my OG Switch and all the games I had for it. As more and more games had performance issues, the writing was on the wall. New games came out on other platforms with cool new features, better graphics, etc, yet the games coming out on Switch were getting worse and worse.

I just read that whole comment in a Morty voice in my head.

So you can run around together.... but is there anything gameplay wise that takes 2 player into account? Like joint boss battles or minigames or anything?

So glad I sold my Switch after finishing Paper Mario Origami King. Everything since seems to have significant playability issues. Even sold it for what I paid for it.

It’s def not for me either. I only learned about him from a Fall Guys skin of all things.

His philanthropy is limited by his income so he will always have to make more money than he gives away each video.

First thing I noticed was the hex color code so glad that was listed here. As for everything else, I've got no time for "I Love Bees" level mysteries but will be fun to read about after.

Sounds like these cry babies need to get gud or whatever the slogan is these days. As a shite Call of Duty player, this is music to my neck ears.

Why? The next person just drops it in and it installs. Not like there is a unique code on the disk or anything.

You can still trade in or sell the dummy discs. Can’t do that with a code so they still have value.

I worked at Best Buy during the early 2000s and killed it as a sales person even though we weren’t on commission. I actually paid attention to their required “e-learnings” and knew a lot about the products we sold. Earned a lot of customer trust and also embraced the “smart friend” policy to the point where I would act…

I sure hope no one teaches them about Dungeons and Dragons...

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