I think it could be related to the anti-piracy measures on most SNES carts.

Well, you do have to buy a special cartridge if you don’t open up the Saturn.

WeWork still owns the Lord and Taylor building it bought last year: https://nypost.com/2019/10/22/wework-can-no-longer-afford-to-move-in-to-former-lord-taylor-building/

Wait... WeWork does internet cafes?

These kids with their quick play style. Playing with Joycons is for suckers.

Saelee ought to sell t-shirts saying “Tetris for Joseph” as it was said so many times during his matches. All hail our champion.

It’s too few to warrant selling the other cards.

People are still trying to sell their 1980s and up baseball collections thinking they’re worth more than the paper they’re printed on.

Looks like I’ll double dip because I don’t want to hook up my ailing Wii U again. And we’re definitely not getting any of the Persona games on the system anytime soon.

Probably something like a pop up on the left or right hand side would be cool.

PC Builders can’t be wrong, the lights make it go faster.

This corntroller has so many kernels.

Good thing the Republicans don’t say things like “roll up your sleeves”.

The Party of Responsibility.

Ugh, so close to the grates. You know they all flow into the ocean.

Please stop it with the Moscow Mitch, it’s so much worse than calling him out for being a overpaid lazy lout.

Susan Collins voted in a crybaby to the highest court in the land. We won’t forget that.

I guess the joysticks aren’t very much different than the joycons, considering Nintendo manufactured a lot of the part, though the removal of certain components should’ve been an opportunity for the company to try a more different design.

I think Microsoft was selling the Xbox as more of an Entertainment system, something closer to what the cable companies were doing with their DVRs. I’m not shocked that it has led to this, considering I read about this tech on Gizmodo like 10 years ago.

He’s in charge of the nuclear supply.