That’s hardly fair. They worked hard to streamline the process of spending money. Sure, they set you on a career path with some startup money, but the first hit is free and you’re going to need to spend (real) money to make (fake) money.

It’s bad when your company is even too toxic for capitalism.

To be fair, in a zombie apocalypse, its pretty apparent what happens when you get infected, so its easier to sell people on getting a vaccine. In the real world, the symptoms look like just a more powerful flu (paired with a bunch of world leaders who tried to downplay the virus as just another flu), so its more…

Yeah, if you just jump right into the crossover, that’s how you get the DCEU. Or I guess in this case, the Dark Universe (but darker).

It is really depressing to see that I could work the rest of my life and still make less than what Bobby Kotick would make just from dropping dead.

The main takeaway is that if he is hiding the number of firings, that means he wasn’t one of them. They can drop every last one of the ones who ruined that work environment, but it wouldn’t solve the problem because the one who let it happen (and possibly participated) is still there and captaining the ship.

I’m still not convinced that this wasn’t some publicity stunt

They have little power because regardless of what Activision Blizzard did/does to their employees, they’re still one of the biggest publishers in the industry. Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo are aware of this and there’s only so much they can do. Protests and such will not change the fact that a large percentage of…

I’m imagining microtransactions to buy a spin on a wheel to maybe win an NFT of a random car. 

I feel like even if he blew $3.5 million on fake cards, he’ll make the money back in his various social media presences milking the story for all it’s worth.

So, the company that brought us Erotic Violence, Metal Gear Survive, and Hit the Lever is now bringing us NFTs? Can’t wait to see what cash grab they try next rather than just putting out another decent game. Seems like Castlevania is one of their measuring sticks to see what they can get away with.

“A majority of our players like playing games for the sake of having fun. We want to try catering to the minority instead, those who want a second job.”

How many functional Gameboy Colors do you suppose have wound up in a dump or landfill? How many people have taken a perfectly functional GBC and broken it or otherwise damaged it? He’s hardly the first (or last) to turn a collectible into an art project. By your logic, no one should ever throw out anything in the oft…

I already refuse to buy any more Ubisoft games because of the other predatory monetization systems in place and because of how they treat their employees. I’ll happily add NFTs to the list of reasons though.

I’m curious where this is filmed. MrBeast actually lives in my city, though I don’t remember this popping up anywhere in the area.

That happened a lot in the CallMeKevin attempt. He started with 1 chunk only to discover that there was no water in his chunk. Since he was also lacking sheep, he set the challenge to expand into a second chunk if he could build a bed. Then, he discovered that there was no lava in either of his chunks. So he had to…

Actions speak louder than words and all we ever get are words. Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo are disappointed in Activision, but until they actually make a move on this disappointment, nothing will ever change. As it stands now, companies like Activision and Ubisoft know that if they keep their heads down and weather…

Say you’ve never played any of the originals. You see some hype for the “definitive edition” of these games, which piques your interest. So, you buy the apparent dumpster fire that is the rerelease, experience it for yourself, and then go online to see everyone talking about how much better the originals were. Perhaps…

I didn’t realize Paul Mooney died this year. God it’s been a long year.

Remember when Trump retweeted that Kingsman scene with him killing all the Democrats?