I’m sure Nintendo is developing new hardware. They’re always tinkering with new hardware. Hell, I can promise you they were beginning development of the next console before the Switch even dropped onto shelves.

Or, you know, they didn't announce it because they aren't actually making it, despite 5 years of "rumors" and "leaks" to the contrary.

Interesting. Everyone has an opinion, but man, I completely disagree with yours. Lol. 

Same.   I like the idea of packing up at the end.  I dont think that’s ever been done before. 

Counterpoint: If someone goes above moving hives of bees based only on what they saw on a few social media videos, we should not be particularly concerned for their welfare.

“She’s setting a dangerous precedent,” Chamberlain says pointing out all the safety gear that Thompson should be wearing but isn’t in most of her videos.

Remember kids, video game developers are not about your fun...they are about your wallet.

...and none of them were children.

>Earlier this week Arkansas fired the bridge inspector who missed the crack in consecutive 2019 and 2020 inspections, and did take an opportunity to admit that the crack was visible in the 2019 video. Is there only one person responsible for all the bridges in Arkansas, or does this smell like a scapegoat job to you,…

This feels like a bad take to me.

“None” is the correct answer. Good job, Japan.

| I mean, he’s loud and looks goofy, but his persona is also unfailingly nice and polite and excited about everything.

I’m doing the same thing now. Friends planning a random “near Smokey Mountains getaway” for the summer and I’m like “uh, where... I need to start checking Triple D now”...

I’m so glad we have Apple to police morals for us. We can’t have consenting adults accessing adult content! Somebody think of the children!

“What Did Fortnite Do To My Boy?”

The question on millions of parent’s minds.

Design implies intent.

This is more of an oversight than intentional design, and I would be surprised if it isn’t patched.

The fact that videos of this aren’t all over the internet suggests this is a rare interaction, which, with the randomization of roguelikes, likely simply wasn’t a problem they encountered in testing.

…

Somewhere in Tokyo, Japan, a Konami executive nervously tugs on his oversized collar.

This feels like bad game design. The player has to wait for a character animation to finish to gain control, but the character is still vulnerable to environmental/enemy interaction. If this was an online game, one might think they suffered lag.

Drop the character into the room, but at least allow the player to control…

Maybe on message boards. But I think most of us can navigate the world without assuming too much.

it’s shorthand for a science-denying xenophobic bible thumper.