Still, you’re attacking Microsoft exclusively while giving Sony every pass you can, which makes your arguments weak as fuck, even if they have a basis in reality.

It also doesn’t help that 80% of the reasons why “Xbox doesn’t exist in Japan” are outright racism and half of what’s left is Sony’s bullshit.

I don’t get how you’re the only person mentioning SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs. Sony’s first console online shooter, two years before Killzone. Came out three months before Xbox Live. It was very popular back when it first came out.

...You know that Sony has never held an exclusive license for Major League Baseball for console, right?

It doesn’t look like the streamer was banned at all; the only action the e-mail said was happening was that the emote was being removed. The closest to being banned that happened was that the streamer is advertising her channel on a rival service, in her announcement of the emote removal.

If misspelling the name of the bank by adding an 'e' is a joke, I don't get it. Are you calling the bank a sex toy or breast implant?

He looks like he's about to tell Verne about the deals at Cerritos Auto Square.

If it’s a third-party site like this sale was, chances are that it’s PayPal or the like. If it’s on Steam, it’s Steam Wallet funds, which can’t be withdrawn, but you can still buy real games, DLC, or keys for your crates.

You mean like one of the (rare) good episodes of Family Guy?

Well, yes, but that’s not the point of the statement. The point is that if we can’t control if it happens in the first place, then can it please at least happen to those people that most want to hurt others.

The first half was. The second half was entirely the flight crew.

The point is that MrBeast profits off of the economic conditions that make it so that those thousand people needed his financial assistance to get that surgery. He doesn't try to do anything to change the system even though he is in a position to try, he doesn't even say that the people he helps shouldn't have been…

Microsoft also ran the fucking servers when they first charged for online multiplayer. That’s not simply gouging the customers. They provided a service (of dubious necessity, to be fair) to developers and publishers, and ostensibly to us, which they charged for.
It’s not like they went “you pay for your own multiplayer …

I mean... it does if you’re a moronic racist American that can’t pronounce “sake” correctly. (Or Brit, as Canadian Mike Myers showed us in his spy comedy films.)

“Animation is one of those jobs where you accept a much lower salary than you could make elsewhere, because you get to do what you love.”

Well, in certain places in America, and around the world, unfortunately a whole lot of working people are stupid enough to fall for it.

It’s still amazing to me that Nintendo was actually able to provide a code patch for a GBA game, a cartridge using a mask ROM (that wasn’t even flashed, but straight-up manufactured with the data built-in).

“Patches,” “updates,” and “Title Updates” are all synonyms for the same thing. They’re all “updated code that the system will automatically download and apply to your game.” (Unless you’re using a web-based PC distribution platform like GOG’s website or itch.io, in which case remove the “automatically” part.)
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Yoshida keeps banging on about “historically accurate Europe” meaning basically “no melanin,” so I’m not so optimistic.

Well... Square didn’t keep DQ as the classic formula pre-merger. Enix did.