There’s no such thing as a used digital game. It’d be in the same quality as a new one because there is no wear and tear in the digital realm. I feel like I’m missing something here. How does one resell a digital product? 

As a developer, everything about this worries me. It sounds eerily similar to mobile development’s race to the bottom and we all know how that ended: A glutted market full of often low-quality experiences churned out by imitator studios. I’m fine with offering low cost enjoyable gaming experiences, but I worry about…

You don’t think they’ll react to it like this guy from an original Atari system commercial?

Gee, it’s almost like a lot of people in their late 70’s often suffer from a decline in their mental faculties which causes them to sound confused and forgetful and makes them poor candidates for almost any job where mental sharpness is a major factor.

All I want is a bundle that combines Disney+ with no-ads Hulu! All I’ve seen is marking for the with-ads bundle -- hardest of passes.

“He died like he lived: drifting aimlessly wherever the current took him.”

and there it is. 

Can we all take a minute to acknowledge trailblazer Katy Perry for bisexualizing sexual harrassment? Another civil rights milestone!

“i kissed a girl, she disliked it” probably wouldn’t have been as big a hit

Posted the same thing on Jezebel:

Counterpoint: Logitech firmware updates have a solid 50% chance to brick your product. Update at your peril.

We live in the best possible time to be alive on Earth. And you think we’re close to WWIII. The level of entitlement is strong with you.

My vote? Time-traveling tourists. Sightings are increasing because we’re getting closer to WWIII, a popular destination in time for history buffs.

Thanks for your EVE articles. I dont think I’ll be picking it up anytime soon but I have always enjoyed news about the game as dispatches from a parallel universe.