Since they have a matchmaking ban in a lot of stuff, I’m probably just going to play $5 worth of that game.

Since they have a matchmaking ban in a lot of stuff, I’m probably just going to play $5 worth of that game.

Nintendo is going to Nintend.

The Gamecube came out with a proprietary format in an era when people were using their consoles as DVD players, perhaps 50% of the time.

Dealbreaker.

Hell no.

Clash of Clans.

The Wii was hard to find in stores for two years.

I’m surprised those laptops with crappy GPUs can run Rocket League.

I would like to bookmark your comment to reply to it six months from now.

And as Nintendo tactics go, the Switch will be in short supply, and sold by scalpers and three times the markup on eBay. I jumped off the Nintendo ship, and I’m not going back. People still falling for those tactics are suckers.

I was wondering, since Sesame Street is now on HBO, it’s going to get the ridiculously extensive coverage Westworld got.

Ok, I didn’t realize Bungie goes that far back. I had to look it up. I based it on remembering that half of my iMac’s library at the time came from Bungie. I still own Myth 2, which I’m able to play in modern Macs through mods.

Let me correct you here because before they signed the deal with Microsoft for the original XBox, Bungie was primarily a Mac developer, and as far as I can tell, my Bondi Blue 2000 iMac could run them all flawlessly. It was the Microsoft deal, not the hardware that made them switch.

Most of those games were for the translucent iMac. The iMac was a legit gaming platform in the 90s, thanks mostly to Bungie, Blizzard and Maxis (RIP).

Still looks like a PS3 game.

The ending of the Last of Us was so perfect, I think this is going to ruin it.

Did I just watch Guillermo del Toro carrying a fetus in a capsule?

That war was extremely lopsided, that’s why it doesn’t make a good vs match.

The US will jump to become the biggest environmental, political and economic threat to the world. Tell me if that isn’t sad.

Yep. That level is amazing.