Not to sound snarky or anything, but is Fortnite still the big deal it used to be? There was a time when every teenager in my life was obsessed with it, but nowadays they wouldn’t be caught dead playing it.

Crumbl was founded in Logan, UT. Logan, along with a lot of Utah, isn’t known for drinkers. So the local population indulges in another vice: sugar.

You know how some people can’t walk into a Bath & Body Works without getting a massive, olfactory-related headache? They just get hit in the face with a wall of fruity perfume and candle stink, and they feel like they’re gonna die?

That design is so hideous, and yet I can’t look away.

This week I learned that nobody hates Bob Odenkirk. He is America’s sweetheart.

What the hell is going on with the people in that subreddit?

Is that... 90's Bruce Campbell?

Everyone else: “Timothée Chalamet is Hollywood’s next greatest actor. He’s the next Marlon Brando, the next Jack Nicholson, the next Robert DeNiro.”

It’s time for Nintendo to be honest in their commercials and show people what they really look like when playing a Switch.

I’d hate to be the NBC catering guy who thought ordering everybody Taco Bell for lunch that day was a good idea.

I watched it last night and I thought it was fine. I enjoyed the premise of “The future recruited all the active military and veterans first, but they died, so now they’re just recruiting the leftovers. They’re giving machine guns to 50 year old soccer moms and overweight D&D dudes.” That felt different.

I got lucky. I follow a couple of deal-tracking Twitter accounts, and about a month ago I managed to get a PS5 through Amazon. I’ve been using it for the last month and let me tell you, with all sincerity, don’t drive yourself crazy trying to get one right now. Don’t spend $800 on some ridiculous bundle with $300…

I assume she’s leaving the show so she can dedicate more time to her royal duties?

I remember going to my friend’s house the day after Christmas 1996. He got an N64, and he showed me Shadows of the Empire and Pilotwings 64 and I thought they looked so realistic.

I’m already seeing people defending the uncanny valley designs by arguing that The Guardians of the Galaxy weren’t invented by the MCU. Problem is a whole lot of the team’s elements visible in this trailer were invented for the movie: Peter’s walkman, the 80's music, the Milano, the potty humor, etc.

I’m just not crazy about Square Enix’s “Let’s just copy the MCU designs, but change them just enough so we don’t have to pay the actors royalties” design philosophy.

For international readers unfamiliar with scatalogical grading scales, “Bullshit” refers to something terrible and low quality, but “Batshit” refers to something crazy and insane. “Shit” refers to something bad and “The Shit” refers to something exceptionally good.

The white one looks like an Isuzu Vehicross, and I can’t decide if that’s a good thing or a bad thing.

I’m a lifelong Jurassic Park fan, and while I enjoyed parts of Jurassic World Evolution (particularly the 1993 DLC Pack), the gameplay almost felt like an afterthought.

I have no problem with somebody being rich. If you design a consumer product that everybody wants, and you sell a million of ‘em, and you end up with a giant bank account because of it, good for you. You’re a success story.