The main problem is that games are now $70 AND buggy as hell on launch.  Why should people pay that much for a game that doesn’t work, when they can wait a couple of months and get it cheaper and in better working order?

is it “woke” to judge a game for being a buggy mess?  I played it months after release when it was on sale and it was fine.  Not worth $60 that’s for sure.

I started playing Soulstice. I originally thought it was going to be a Souls-like because of the name. I’m not good at them mostly and wrote it off. Then I read it was more like DMC, which I’m only slightly better at. Not too far in but the combat is good and fast paced. I’ll do a playthrough only, but there is…

They should have just had Deadpool follow her back in from his movie.  

This is more like a character dying in a cut scene, so neither one would work for some reason.

I love how they weren’t even filming at one point, but they would still fix it in post.

She clearly wasn’t in the right state of mind when she signed the contract. Case dismissed!

Those Parker boys sure have a thing for redheads huh?

I was surprised by the amount of customization for your character regarding prosthetics.  There are multiple options for prosthetic arms and legs, which isn’t something I remember seeing before.

Cast him in a Heavy Rain adaptation

He also just came back from a vacation in Muncie.  That’ll cheer anyone up.

What could go wrong?

15% of a waiter’s non-tip wages can’t be a lot.  He’s going to be paying that off for a long time.  Don’t know if that’s intentional or not.

Was your frumpy best friend there until she took off her glasses and is now a super model?

He did “accidentally” erase the video evidence.

My wife and I had a similar issue with Dordle(two word Wordle) yesterday. Which is weird because as far as I know Dordle is separate from Wordle.

I’m guessing Gadget is the castmate that disappears.

Like Dwight taught us, it’s never the person you most suspect (Walt).  It’s always the person you most medium suspect (Yasper).

Thought about the Vime’s Theory reading this article from the NY Times about how inefficient incandescent lightbulbs are primarily sold in dollar stores. People buy the cheaper bulbs, but end up paying more for the electricity.