I guess you didn't read far enough into the article to see that Arneson sued TSR a couple of times over the past few decades. Does that count?

Eh, this dispute has literally been a thing for decades.  Just no one wanted it to interfere with the narrative that had been constructed.  Hell, it was a topic of discussion in the hobby shops I frequented back when Edition 2 was the brand new ruleset.

You’re not the smartest tool in the toolshed are you, kid?

I have driven an hour+ to take some.

I have driven an hour+ to get some Sheetz.

Did anyone else play this game first on a PS disc with multiple games on it? It only went so far into the game, but holy hell did I play that over and over again until I finally got my hands on a copy. This is one of my most cherished gaming memories and made me a life long fan of this series and its director. What a…

It’s the best game ever made, period. It was insanely far beyond its time. The Psycho Mantis fight, alone, is something I haven’t seen duplicated.

I’ve been meaning to read these for months. Good job. These are amazing. When's the next coming? Can't wait.

All I can hear in my head right now is the Q&A before the Critical Role live show earlier this year, where everyone was talking up the ridiculous powers they got to use at level 20...and Laura, who played the ranger, sardonically putting in, “I can shoot TWO arrows!”

WHOSE FOOTPRINTS ARE THESE

Hell I used the Nikita missiles lol.

MGS was so many things at the time. It was definitely the game that pushed the medium forward, with quality voice acting, overall audio effects, storylines, and creative gameplay ideas that all surpassed the technical limitations of the PS1. The heavily pixelated modeling didn’t stop the game from being a significant…

Such a great read, thanks. I always felt like one of the reasons MGS has the best story out of all the games (imo) is how self-contained it was. It all takes place on Shadow Moses, over a period of 24-48 hours. You became intimately familiar with this enormous, rusty old military base, and the plot moved along with…

“When played using only the sniper rifle, the battle is an exercise in aim and reaction time.”

Have you seen anything else like this in the games industry recently? A big budget game with a crazy story and some interesting ideas for movement and combat? Laugh all you want about how ridiculous it is, but what else is there with this sort of budget and this sort of ambition in the games industry right now?…

Now there’s a take I’ve never heard before, certainly not around these parts.

The correct answer is Kiss, Kiss is the most overated band. 

House Democrats are currently devising a plan to create a strategy to discuss the notion of considering the possibility of holding a meeting to whiteboard ideas for creating a task force to determine the viability of further exploring the possibility of maybe subpoenaing Mueller.

Lost’s finale was one of the greatest endings in film history. I am the 3% who loved it. And was satisfied.