I really don't find this to be all that true. The polygon character models have a certain rough charm to them, and I think the backgrounds remain some of the most iconic in video game history.

Given this ending: "Microsoft is feeding a new generation of adults exactly what we
want—glossy, expensive, and exquisitely well-crafted versions of the
things we enjoyed as children and teenagers. Shouldn’t we demand more
than backward compatibility with the past?"

It's also probably against Wendy's corporate franchise guidelines.

Where should people eat in Texarkana?

I was waiting on someone to say that…

Damn right. The margins on drinks are insane.

I'd wager that the chili mixture had those ingredients in it.

Normally, we would store it overnight in the cooler and reheat it liberally. I believe we would also throw the old batch with the new when it was time to switch.

This pearl-clutching is also subtly classist as chains are typically cheaper than other restaurants.

I like Texas Roadhouse.

Ah happy days. I remember taking the old hamburger patties, grinding them up, stirring them in a giant pot with chili mixture, and serving it at Wendy's.

That All materia was needed to fund my chocobo racing empire. Those sylkis greens ain't gonna buy themselves.

Wasn't that another Open World Game with Towers to Climb.

#soldierlivesmatter

I cannot imagine that they won't tone down some of the more racist aspects of Barret.

And Beyond Good and Evil 2

This has been a pleasing E3 so far.

Whoa man! Don't get hasty.

Bahamut Zero, Omnislash, and Knights of Round should be incredible.

Actually, I think you'd have to be high to want to watch Knights of Round everytime. Holy shit, the Emerald Weapon fight is just watching that summon over and over again.