So what option is there if a publisher wants to give out a game for free? Because I think they just discounted the game by 100% to do so in the past.

There seems to be a lot fewer of those nerds these days. Lots of other people (affiliated to a certain political party) are taking those spots though.

If it was intended as sarcasm then I either didn’t see it (likely), or it didn’t translate very well on text.

Oh do kindly fuck off with trying to paint intolerance and assholes in general as “not that big of a deal”, just because the hatred isn’t pointed at you directly.

Homophobic people and their incredible interest in gay people, their sexual preferences, and lifestyle is pretty telling, isn’t it?

“So you won’t find us making, like, smartphone puzzle games or whatever. Those games are fun, but what we’re good at and what the world expects from us is games with dramatic and moving stories, and that’s what we want to make. So that’s where our focus is.”

We’ll call it the Hawkeye of that particular group.

Shinji, get in the god damn... kaibot? robiju?

Thanks for the breakdown, I think I’ll stick with Sims 3 until something better comes along lol

Seriously, it’s incredible that there are still whole nations in this planet where people are not even free to love whomever they want. It’s baffling how can modern societies be so backwards about the simplest social issues.

I’ve never played Sims 4, so I’m a bit confused about this. Are there actual story lines with NPCs in this one? Can’t say I remember anything like that from previous Sims games.

Wait, is the parent company Bandai Namco, or Namco Bandai? Could swear I’ve seen the latter, but first time I see the former. The more I read it, the more I think Bandai Namco just sounds wrong lol

It’s not my company, I just work there, so meh...

You know, people’s reaction to scalpers is usually “I wonder who’s the sucker paying them that much money for their crap”, and I’m here like “well, it’s mostly people in South America”

According to the article in the NYT, Kotick will remain as the CEO. So much for expecting Microsoft to clean that place.

If anyone could have guessed anything about the Game Stop saga, it’s that this was the most obvious step along the way.

It took a pandemic for my boss to realize how much he likes to force everyone out of their homes and into the office, for no other reason than the mere acknowledgement that he is able to do so.