Or I can tell the difference between incorrect descriptions and sarcasm?

Again, poorly-worded=/=clearly.

“The two controller halves snap together to form a full-size game controller. That’s completely different.”

There’s nothing funny about Stellaris, but hey...you tried.

Sorry to tell you...but tens of thousands of those views are coming from Shrouds Mixer streams being mirrored on Twitch, nevermind the fact that it’s pretty well known that this game was nearly dead before he started streaming it...on Twitch. But you know, facts.

Thanks should go to Shroud, really.

Not in the winter?

This is cool and all...but how about EA just making more Star Wars games? As cool as The Fallen Order is, it’s not very meaty. At this point there are just as many cancelled Star Wars games this gen as there are released ones. And no, I’m not counting Battlefront twice.

And said pixel math clearly shows that The Series X is taller, you dumbfuck.

Which is taller, when placed horizontally, than any other console...ever. How are you having a hard time mentally processing this reality?

They already have them. Come next Holiday Season if there are kids out there that somehow don’t have a device to play those games on, Xbox Series X is hardly going to be the choice, unless Lockheed is VERY cheap.

Paltry is the word I would use to describe it.

LOL.

It’s has quite literally 3x the height of the PS4 Pro...it’s saving depth for height.

It certainly has less depth than either a PS3 Phat or my dell...But it’s substantially taller than a PS3 Phat. It’s like a Phat sitting on top of an X. And it’s also longer. Using the scientific method of putting my controller next to my consoles, it’s definitely taller than a PS4 Pro on top of an Xbox One X.

Microsoft bought the developer, not that weird at all.

It’s the biggest console ever, but ok.

Scarlett=/=Scarlet

The Wii U proved that a half-baked, under-powered console bereft of launch and launch window games, AND having a stupid name is a recipe for disaster.

This has not been confirmed, at all. That would’ve been a BIG announcement. The only Xbox and Xbox 360 games that will be backwards compatible are the ones that already available on Xbox One, at least that’s not been clarified beyond what we already know, as the Xbox and Xbox 360 BC additions ended during E3.