Agreed 100%.
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We must all realize that nothing has changed. No laws have been made that have protected people of color, nor has accountability been enforced from the bad apples since 2016. The police continue to protect themselves over the people who they took an oath to protect in the first place.
My mind is boggling that you think every Windows app or utility lives in Microsoft’s “Appstore”
It’s not the longest or deepest game, no pun intended, but it achieves what it set out to do, deliver a power fantasy where you get to play as an increasingly ludicrous shark that eats everything that moves.
I’ve never heard of the QAnon channel until it was written about here, so isn’t that in itself helping to spread misinformation? Another example is this “Plandemic” video I was unaware of that’s apparently socontroversial it’s being removed all across social media which, as a non conspiracy theorest, has me more…
“But if I’m not allowed to shitpost and post absolute harmful bullshit with impunity, am I even AMERICAN!?”
Now if they could only do that for the 900 different streaming services 3rd Rock from the Sun is on.
Never have that once happening to me.
Yeah, I’ve watched about 3 1/2 seasons so far and it’s exactly like you say. Every close-up was missing the forehead and chin and seemed too oddly intimate (though I did like that some shots - mostly of an image on the Simpsons’ 4:3 TV screen - had to use the old ratio, like even they had their limits). It was just…
I’ve never understood why broadcast TV and networks INSIST on stretching 4:3 shows to full screen and thereby ruining the picture.
It just generally looked like garbage to me. Like, it was obvious parts of the image were missing in every shot. Like someone was holding my face too close to the screen.
Yeah, they had a toggle. the Simpsons World interface was dogshit though.
They shouldn’t even give the cropped 16:9 option.
Yes Microsoft says the games are stored in cache and accessible even after the console is put in suspend.
space quest 4 comes to mind as well. the game came out on CD in 1992. and I remember my lower-end new PC from ‘97 was too fast. The dosbox re-release version fixes this, thank god.
That’s a very specific problem with a pretty old game. Do you know of this happening in any post-2000ish game?
? It hasn't done that for a while
“As always, these games are only “free” if you have an active Xbox Live Gold subscription.”
I get it, same for the PS+ posts, but do these caveats really still need to be pointed out? MS has been doing it since 2013, and Sony’s been doing it for literally a decade, everyone knows they have to have an active sub to…