This is a pretty direct and accurate description of what happened.

DeNA’s platform sole platform was ripping customers off. Every single thing they did was to that effort. It’s worth thinking about the reason why Nintendo bought a big chunk of a failing company. It wasn’t because they had the ability to deliver sustainable games, nor was it because they had any kind of functional…

DeNA did the same thing with Marvel Mighty Heroes. They milked their player base generously for about a year, then passed an update “2.0" that revised pretty much every mechanic of the game (eg. new game). All investments players had made in buying and sweating out a functional team were rendered useless over night. …

I’ve said it before - I’ll say it again. Trust nothing associated with DeNA. They have a solid history of ripping off their customers.

You should title your comment “Blog commenter feels butthurt because post heading doesn’t conform to personal preference, jumps to absurd conclusions.”

It kind of feels like this is the nut that Google should be trying to crack with the Pixel given their relative success with ChromeOS.

Why is nobody talking about that kid singing the National Anthem? He’s straight out of a David Lynch movie.

“on the road trying to find solutions to opioid abuse.”

There is likely a valid point in your comment somewhere, but it’s obfuscated by both your overt racism (“ghetto-speak”) and your bourgeoisie position (“sloppy, uneducated poor”). If this bothers you, take a step back and spend some time reading about the evolution of language, while considering the fact that only dead…

Sadly, those Disney costumes significantly outclass this community theater interpretation of a Uwe Boll production.

Seems like the same kind of reigning logic that leads an energy company like, say, BP, or I dunno, Exxon - to make decisions based solely on shareholder profitability, while sidelining environmenal and social responsibility. What’s the State Department version of an oil spill?

Keynote > Powerpoint > Slides

X-Force.

Lies. All three were good - better than most of Hollywood’s attempts at SciFi. Not everything he makes will be District 9 - but I doubt we’ve seen the best Blomkamp has to offer.

Especially if you use something like pork stock.

Time to buy land near the Bolivian salt flats.

Precisely why we need to build that damned wall. Democrats just want illegal birds.

Flashbacks are one of the reasons why this show was unwatchable for me. I know there are those who love it - which is great. But I found myself so disinterested in the ‘spoiled annoying rich frat boy stuck on an island and learning to become an assassin’ storyline - that I was eventually unable to disassociate that…

If given the choice to live in Hawaii or Alabama, I’m pretty sure 10 out of 10 would go Hawaii. I think that says all that needs to be said.