From Wikipedia:

While being afraid of foreigners, because you think they might carry a virus or not, is pretty stupid, there is no denying that the way some Chinese citizens live their lives leaves the door open for new virus to make the jump from a wild animal to humans.

Call me “old guy who likes to yell at clouds”, but...

I think the VM monthly cost would have take into account the license to run Windows 10 at the very least, so you can pretty much forget about only paying $5 a month. Having said that, considering this is much more than a simple streaming service for games, you would probably get a lot more out of it as well. Imagine…

Then I don’t get it, publishers don’t get to decide where I can or cannot install the game I paid them for (even if it’s just a license), or at least I doubt there is any legal grounds for them to stand on that matter. I doubt there is anything in the EULA saying I cannot install their software in a server to play it.

Serious question: what is stopping Nvidia from simply offering this service as a virtual machine streaming service, instead of a game streaming one? Wouldn’t that solve all the issues it might have with licensing anything from anyone?

You'dthink that studios with that much money would be willing to try something new, but boy do they like to prove that wrong.

“Nobody likes that person.”

I’m just wondering if there will ever come a time when we stop being so freaked out by nudity. You’d think by the 21st century people would be more comfortable with the entire perception of human anatomy and sexuality... but I guess that’s too much to expect.

I must say, after what Netflix did with Saint Seiya, I’m more worried about the actual content of the story than the animation style.

I’m surprised to see RE6 made it into the list. It didn’t seem like a very influential game when it came out, and it’s a bit surprising to see it is among the most downloaded games last year.

Well, in all honesty, any app that becomes that prevalent in Asia will overshadow any other app in total number of users, doesn’t matter if the rest of the world uses it or not hahahaha!

Wanted to listen to the last one and all I got was this:

As someone who never moved pass stick figures, it will always amaze me how creative-minded people can turn something they imagine into a real image.

The fact that I’ve never heard of an app called Line, and that I’m the one in my family who “knows about that stuff”, implies that if I switch to that other app, I will have a lot of fun talking to no one I would ever be interested in talking to.

Come on Brian, there are kids that read Kotaku.

At least we still have Planetside 2, the scale of the battles in that game is freaking bonkers.

It seems he cut himself with his own edginess.

I think it is some kind of work-related stockholm syndrome.