And Ronald wept, for there were no burgers left to robble.

Kinda looks like Battleborn.

this one shoots boxing gloves tho so clearly they were aware it could be a problem

Highly recommend keeping a personal spreadsheet or text doc to keep track of all the group buys you’re participating in. It’s good to have something semi-tangible you can look at before you decide to enter into anything new.

Would’ve looked less suspicious if he’d driven over on a BUS.

Reporting in as an LG owner, I just had to enable HDMI-CEC in the settings on my television and it made it work for me. Pretty neat! Glad to have it.

Stop demonizing Tom Nook!  He gives you a house in good faith and never asks nothing from you ever, he don’t even give a hoot about your credit score, he’s a chill guy!

Probably because the one’s not targeted as straight dudes tend to be more interesting?

eat ya damn pasta, drake, quit fuckin with it

I know this is a thread about hating on primal aspids, but can I take a moment for a big shouts out to the shockingly huge amount of enemy variety in this game tho? I was totally blown away by how many different things there were to kill in Hollow Knight. Especially after Breath of the Wild, which was incredibly fun…

this game was adorable and smart, and I liked it a whole lot!

It’s time we accept that the FF7 remake is an every other E3 kinda thing now.

Honestly the most jarring thing in that trailer was that animated “You’re invited!” GIF - no fucking way those DOS-ass computers should be able to render a GIF.

I love singing along to rap songs.

Dead Cells is a roguelike that repeats itself endlessly - you progress through ‘runs’, where you navigate thru a short series of levels and eventually beat the final boss. Each time you play it, you get a little bit stronger and a little bit more effective, but ultimately, it’s p much the same game. Life in Aggro is…

Life in Aggro completely gutted me today - what a beautiful, perfect fucking video game comic.

It does some very cool stuff and the less you know and the lower your expectations, the more you’ll enjoy it. Everything you know about the game beyond that will actively make the experience less cool.

Anyone figured out a way to motivate your friends to play this game while also telling them as little as possible about it? So far my strategy has been, “You have to just play it and trust me that it’s worth your time and that’s all I can say.”

Personally I recommend having Siri calculate stuff for you. She handles long strings of numbers decently well, and as of iOS 11, she can even remember previous outcomes, so you can say stuff like “Ok, so what’s that number minus 113" or whatever.

Hey, it’s weird to make jokes about rape. Maybe don’t make jokes about rape?