Dude, don’t even bother with the Xbox One’s rechargeable battery pack, just go and buy a bundle of a bunch of rechargeable AA batteries with charger included. It’s hella cheap, you will have plenty of batteries to replace them on the fly so you don’t ever need to stop playing to recharge (just make sure to recharge…

No, it’s not “kind of” messed up. It’s messed up, period.

I don’t want to pass judgment here, I’m just really, really curious. Anyone knows why they drove straight at the fire in the first place? At least that’s the impression that the video gives.

Seriously? Nobody?

Are you trying to imply that my comment is not authentic with that claim that I copied it from Vantair? That’s not the case at all. Or maybe you’re implying that if I have a similar opinion, I’m just plagiarizing, or maybe you’re only trying to get as many clicks as possible by taking advantage of my name? Or maybe…

I agree. I also think that his defense with that “looking for clicks”argument just makes him seem totally scummy and not someone you can trust at all. I could feel some respect for his plagiarism-happy-behind - more than what I feel currently anyway - if he just had the decency to admit it. Of course, that wouldn’t…

If he keeps acting like an idiot (which is what he’s doing here), then no, people aren’t going to just let it slide, especially not other gaming journalists.

Wait. What do you mean by the blocks? There are only 2 structures and you can’t paint on them or get above them.

That may be more due to fairly complicated architectures. At least I know that’s the case with PS3 emulation, which is a pain in the ass because the Cell processor was a pain in the ass in the actual PS3, so emulating it is even harder.

“The Agent 3 fight was pretty tough—I think it took me maybe four or five tries to win.”

Counterpoint: except for the first Terminator’s final scenes with the stop-motion exoskeleton, all of James Cameron’s movies have held up incredibly well over the years. Have you seen Terminator 2 or True Lies recently? They still hold up incredibly well, visually and narratively. same goes for Avatar.

Exactly my thoughts. Plus I know I’ll play Smash Ultimate online, if it is playable (I would expect it to be, but with Ninty you never know).

20-30 years from now, when the digital content is inevitable lost when the eShop has long been closed for Switch, I’ll just pirate the games, which will still be conserved in the vast, glorious archives of the internet.

“Since the Switch is a portable console as well it would make little sense for them to be online only”

Have you tried to play Splatoon 2 with friends? That game is downright hostile with you when you try to do that. It won’t allow you to play the competitive modes with only one friend, you must complete the party of 4 with friends. Meanwhile, in Salmon Run, you can just add one friend and fill the other 2 missing gaps…

The catch is that the online service will continue to be shit.

He would be awesome. <3

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Oh my god what a surprise, nobody saw it coming at all, what are we gonna do now.

Yeah, since they announced that it would be delayed for months and months, I knew they were facing an uphill battle.