It absolutely is, and it’s awesome.

This needs to come as a set. One perfect condition, and one you can drive the crap out of. Because you have to know how it feels to drive it, and this thing is so perfect it would be a crime to drive it.

Alright gotta ask where that’s from

Because it looks and plays like a good Sonic game? Aside from Sonic Adventures, there has not been a good 3D Sonic title, so people are super excited that there is a good Sonic game that feels like an extension of the series, rather than a major departure that fans have grown to hate over the years.

May: “Jeremy Clarkson... is dead.”

“You’ll be wearing a bikini — black, of course.”

They’d wrapped him in cling film, just in case;

“I want to welcome you all to the best funeral service...............In the world...”

My childhood friend had just finished getting his PHD in chemistry and died 2 weeks later of pneumonia. He was 23, from that day on Pneumonia scares the living shit out of me!!! 
 

Maybe he can show us how to reassemble a defibrillator. That crew might need a few while shooting TGT...

Clarkson is certainly not a example of good health, but pneumonia is not to be taken lightly.

At the risk of being obnoxiously pedantic, ethics are basically just the set of conduct rules that the community in question has agreed upon either formally or informally.

They had that SF tournament that was won basically solely on the basis of invulnerable roll-cancelled Blanka balls, right?

This isn’t a non-Smash fighting game. The rules don’t forbid it like they would.

Coming from a capcom fighting game background, who even bans ‘exploits’ like this?

If it’s within the rules, it’s not dishonorable at all. That’s competition. “Honor” in competition is treating your opponent with respect and giving it your best effort. Holding back on a legal technique with no guarantee that others will do the same is stupid, not honorable.

Coming from a fighting game background, it’s a case where if the exploit wasn’t banned at the tournament (and depending on how the exploit is executed, that may not be a realistic route), it’s fair game. It’d be on the organizers to make that call and the developers to patch it out, if it was to be removed.

I wouldn’t say “most of”. A few stations in London, and many East Asian cosmopoli, but most existing networks don’t have the money—and they have far too many more pressing needs to address first.