Have you noticed that the “previous slide” and “next slide” buttons obscure a significant portion of this (and every) image? In particular, they cover up both of the things you are specifically talking about here. Idea: don’t put the buttons on top of the picture.

Playing and enjoying video games has always been expensive. But this already pricey hobby is becoming even more expensive as we enter the era of $70 games. For many, $60 was already too much to stomach. Now games cost even more, and that’s not even factoring in taxes, potential DLC, or skins.

sure is a lot of not videogame content lately. videogame adjacent, sure.

Good lord, that’s wonderful.

That was delightful

The answer is it’s none of your business.

You’re probably shouldn’t click and comment then, cause you’re adding to the traffic that tells Kotaku “Yes, more Amouranth”.

A reminder that the Mr. Blue Sky video in Just Dance 2022 is utterly delightful

This is why I’m thankful for Gamepass. I can try out these weird little indie gems and see if I want to give them more of my time.

Not sure about this smack talk idea, but I just want an emote for, “It was Agatha all along!” that automatically pops up when you end a game with her so everyone can have a laugh!

I agree with the pretty much universal “Yeah that’s a bad idea” feedback you’re getting, but I will also add that with any kind of competitive game based on deck building (be it cards or a game like Clash Royale), SO many of the people you’re playing just picked one of the flavor-of-the-week “this deck is so OP lol”…

No, more options for toxicity is NOT the answer. There’s a reason why most rational people turn off the chat in online games. Because they don’t want to deal with people like you who feel entitled to throw insults because of some misguided ideal of bringing psychological warfare to a silly little card game.

what’s wrong with you?

Ya fuck no.

WTF is wrong with you?

I wish this free to play disney card game was more toxic!

Yeah...how about no? You wanna be toxic? Go teabag someone in Call of Duty. Marvel Snap is one of the few competitive games I’m actually enjoying and making it easier to harass/make fun of opponents would absolutely ruin that enjoyment. I get the game is competitive by nature but that doesn’t mean we have to cater to…

Couldn’t disagree more, Alyssa. The Hearthstone-style approach (yes, I know they weren’t the first) of limiting message content to preset options has been a breath of fresh air after dealing with spiralling toxicity for over a decade, both as a player and as an admin/community manager in the past trying to deal with…

Kotaku: Toxicity in online spaces is bad