It’s the internet. You’re supposed to assume that you’re right and evidence be damned.

I don’t really consider anything cheating unless you’re impacting other people’s enjoyment of the game. If it’s a single player game with no global leader board, do whatever you want. It’s your game, have fun however you want.

Yeah, perception of demand over actual demand. If people are running all over town trying to track down the three products Nintendo actually shipped, then it looks like that item is the must have item of the season, even if the demand is the same as always. I imagine shareholders eat that up.

That’s all well and good, but they should at least be conscious of the huge supply deficit they will have on release dates that they themselves set. Or dates that they know will see an increase in demand. If they want to maintain a steady production cycle for their new NES Classic, why not start producing them earlier…

You could probably answer the question with:

Warner Bros. Montreal has cancelled their long-rumored Suicide Squadvideo game, sources tell Kotaku. The studio will now focus mainly on their other big project, a Batman game starring Damian Wayne.

They’re ducking the question, because if they end up answering it on a future episode, they don’t want to have it thrown back in their faces that they said differently in a previous Q&A.

To be fair, we don’t know how much payroll is. If they’re pulling in $15 million a year on profit, and they have 15 employees with $2 million a year salaries, then they’re in the red.

I haven’t had a chance to watch the trailer yet, but something tells me having the context of the video wouldn’t have made this make any more sense.

The key to Lando’s newfound success isn’t a deal with the Empire but what appears to be a glitch.

Is anyone from Valve going to be available to chat?

Now that they’ve unearthed all the secrets of PT, can they tell me how to beat the game? I’m stuck on the last puzzle.

Don’t worry Pewdiepie fans, I’ll do my part to save his channel by not subscribing or watching.

There’s a lot of debris floating around in space. Maybe it was just some of that banging into the ship?

Does Valve actually do anything anymore? There’s not much in the way of evidence that they’re working on games. There’s not much in the way of evidence that they’re improving the Steam experience. Are they focused on hardware now?

MSI’s response in court is based on the argument that the company lacked “knowledge or information sufficient to form a belief about the truth of the allegations...and therefore denies them”, and that their use of the image constituted “fair use”.

The variant is worse: Visit gaming forums and read about people having the same problem, announcing they figured it out, then not sharing what they did.

The early PS3s could play PS2 games because they included the chips necessary to run an PS2 game. Basically, if you bought a PS3 at launch, you were buying two consoles in one shell. When Sony’s sales tanked due to the incredibly expensive cost, they dropped including the PS2 chips to help shave off production costs,…

To be fair, Sony more or less completely rebuilt their infrastructure with the PS4, so there was no easy way to emulate a PS3. Streaming it from a server is probably the best you can hope for. Still, I’m surprised they haven’t tried remastering RDR, though I guess that would fall on Rockstar’s shoulders, not Sony’s.

Actually, I was poking fun of the ridiculously botched launch of the NES Classic, with a higher than expected price point, a much smaller than expected number of devices at launch, and the rather limited library that comes preloaded on the device.