People are really buying into cauliflower as a healthier substitute, so the reason for them to exist is money for the company that makes this crap.

Self-reflection will make a lot of people uneasy, but especially capital ‘G’ Gamers.

I also think that pushing digital copies at this price is a bit icky. 

Remember last year when Larry David did all of those Crypto currency ads?

Will Power Wash Simulator for the Switch get the 40 minutes it deserves?

If it’s anything like the review bombs for The Boys, I’ve gotta say I could use the confidence boost.

I’d personally love a King of Red Lions ship, but I think there are a few set pieces that people will enjoy.

I often wish I had.

Knowing what I know about Dodge Darts, have you looked in the backyard?

Honestly, as someone who has trouble limiting his time gaming (and going to comment sections to talk about gaming) I can respect this approach.

You get to choose how you spend your time.

Same. You don’t see physical sales as often, but they hold more value in my opinion.

You mean there isn’t a story about two buildings putting aside their differences and falling in love?

I’m not a huge DC fan to begin with, but I feel that Cyborg is unfortunately a very silly character.

But maybe someone out there loves him? 

Destiny 2 is somehow the best example of and the worst case scenario.

Microsoft seems like the type of company that just won’t get out of it’s own way.

I remember playing Quackshot on store kiosks, and having no idea what I was supposed to be doing.

I like the guy, but they even make fun of this fact in the Chip n Dale movie. He should never be cast for ANY voice role, let alone one that pays well, yet he’s done this multiple times.

Scorsese then pulled Stone aside and told her that Marvel movies aren’t cinema. 

Cordingly McHot Body would never!