Years ago I worked at a store that ran Smash tourneys on a monthly basis and we would regularly see 50 participants in the store that comfortably held maaaaybe 20. It was wall to wall TVs and people. I wouldn’t trade that experience for anything else though, it was great. We had local (now national) legends show up and…

While conceptually I understand the problem is the culprit in many of these incidents has almost no money so suing them is next to pointess since you often wind up with judgements that you can’t collect on. That’s why people search for other parties that share the blame. The point of the personal injury court system…

I would like to remind all the reactionary people on here that events like these do have actual causes. It’s not a random accident. There’s an element of randomness, sure, but just like in car accidents there is often some level of fault on various parties. Gun laws, culture, event organizing, security, masculinity,…

“failed to provide a safe and secure environment” for the participants, among other complaints.

We’re actually using it in my work, to do stuff like this.

It was not the sole reason, but definitely a big one. MS had lost the faith of a lot of people after a shaky E3. There were a lot of conflicting reports on stuff like locking games to consoles and stuff. They had to do a lot of retractions and back tracking. Then reports were coming out from devs that the XB1 was less…

The Kinect hacks that came out soon after launch were INFINITELY more interesting than the actual games

Maybe after Age of Empires 4 comes out we can finally get a Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds 2! My favorite RTS of all time.

Reminds me a little of Yoda Stories.