“We stage a burglary, and in the struggle we stab Dad, but only a little, and Mom is go glad he survived she forgets all about the anniversary.” Wow, you know Gene’s feeling the heat when he starts talking like Louise.

That was an unusually polite C+ review. 

He’s not actually taking credit for inventing podcasts, he’s just using it as a joke to (affectionately) give Conan a bunch of shit about it.

I remember when the AV Club recapped Elementary every week.  I miss my Clyde Watch.

Dear Mr. Tamayo,

I’ve never played an FE game, but just from some stuff I’ve read on the periphery, I could have guessed only one house would remain standing at the end.  I think you’re being a little dramatic.

I instead want Ang Lee back in the game.

Yeah. I don’t know, man - personally, I’m firmly in the “Christianity is cancer” camp, but I’ve always tried to give people who are into it the benefit of the doubt if they manage to be overall decent...but this whole thing is a nice bit of reinforcement for my personal bias. The Puritanism, the “let me pray over you”…

Makes sense. Minecraft is already on the Switch, so it was only a matter of time before its creator would show up in a game. 

The opening sequence in the sequel was better than any part in the original.

It reminded me SO MUCH of Princess Maker 2. I think you’ll have a lot of fun.

Yo I feel like Beijing is cutting some checks to get bloggers talking about this damn movie. “Hey, why didn’t Netflix make a big deal about this? Why not watch the film? It’s Party approved!” 

A Quiet Place? 

If you haven’t listened to his Podcast with David Sims and podcasts are your thing, it’s worth a listen. Don’t start at the beginning though. The first many episodes are obsessive deep dives into the Star Wars prequels done with the idea that no other Star Wars movies exist. Worth a listen if you find you like them…

This is a better statement, but I still find it odd that they keep pointing to the fact that the original piece named specific developers as being a sticking point for them. I don’t know how that article gets written without naming devs that weren’t the sources Jason spoke to.

The scene itself was shared, but I didn’t understand what was so bad about it (I was looking for continuity errors, because I know nothing about editing). The video did a good job of explaining why the scene was bad and how it could be improved.

the kotaku drama documentary: a keemstar and shane dawson production

Should we hire Keemstar to do them?

We are drama veterans. This is my 10th year at the company and I can’t recall when we weren’t in the midst of drama. 

Kirk Hamilton.