Yes, how terrible mortgages are in the Animal Crossing universe. No interest, no time limit, and no pressure to pay back the loan one bit. Not even any consequences for ignoring it completely. How evil.

I know it’s two different writers, but the fact that we get an article slamming a political candidate for making an Animal Crossing island but now we get this one slamming Nintendo for saying “Hey, political candidates, don’t make Animal Crossing islands” just makes me want to facepalm.

Sony owns the movie rights, that’s it. The 2018 Spider-Man game is only PS exclusive because Sony published it.

I believe one of the biggest issues at the moment is that Hulu has the streaming rights and at&t is not super keen on giving out money to shows they don’t outright own see the outsider...

I was a Disney Afternoon child.

“The CW is developing a Black Lightning spin-off”

I think there’s a bit of a long stretch because that gen came out over such a long period of time. The Xbox and GCN launched more than two years after the DC. So I think the DC itself is a bit of an outlier, attempting to straddle both gens.

I think you might be misunderstanding my showcase comment. I meant it as in showcasing what the new hardware was capable of in regards to new gameplay, not sure visuals. Here are two launch titles to consider:

I understand this is just one part of the message I’m replying to, but I’ve noticed this sentiment lately and I find it ridiculous (especially when some people pair it with demanded responses from every organization under the sun).

Honestly as a citizen of the USA this kind of thing is embarrassing. We are not the…

It’s not like they decided 6 months ago to do this. These consoles have multi year long development cycles. Delaying their releases for a year, or more, until the pandemic is over wouldn’t be practical. And, if anything (and as stated below by another commenter), when would there be a better time to release a device…

Which is what makes it tremendously strange to note that not just one but two of the biggest names in video gaming chose these wild days to begin the promotional push for devices that will make or break them over the next several years

They are released now cus its Christmas soon and it’s the best time for people buying gifts or treats for themselves. It's hardly a rush considering it's been 7 years since the last release and you can get far better looking versions of older games plus the already mentioned PS5 games that are really Next Gen. Also…

I’m hoping the increased speeds mean injecting more creativity on the menu art side. I’m so done with these generic ass UI/HUD layouts. Add some interesting flowing animations into menu selecting. Create some beautiful living backdrops that merge with these menus. Don’t just vertically divide the 16:9 screen into…

Yeah, details matter here. If Lois was being relegated to taking care of the kids and never got any actual journalism plots, then yes, that’s shitty. But if she was trying to suggest ‘hey, let’s dedicate massive chunks of this superhero show to storylines that reflect women, like about how hard it is to find a good…

There’s literally nothing here to indicate that the show is going to be good or bad. She doesn’t say that her recommendations weren’t taken or reflected. She doesn’t talk about any specific story line or plot point. We haven’t seen any footage.

I doubt he’s that hands-on with most of his umpteen shows.

“There are more Americans out of work right now than at any point in the country’s history, with no relief in sight.”

Granted, it has a lot of his own story aspects surrounding it (since it’s his 200th episode, so he had a bunch of cameos from other now-former Channel Awesome producers) but Linkara went over the entire comic 8 years ago page-by-page.

The PS5—which we’ve been handling for the last week or so, since our review kit from Sony arrived—is undeniably faster, sleeker, and smoother than its 7-year-old successor, the PlayStation 4, could ever hope to be.

You know, on any given day you’re alive and enjoying yourself (or not), there are millions of people suffering. Disease, poverty, violence, slavery, and ethnic genocide literally happen every day. The pandemic is just a newer blip on the radar of human distress.