You are right, I am a complete idiot who knows nothing about economics. I don’t understand that Call of Duty missed its sales mark by 300 million dollars and sales are down 36% from the previous year. I don’t understand that Laura Croft was sold off like a dime store whore. I don’t understand that Sony had to lower…

Any way you look at it, it’s becoming a crypto website. 

Oh damn, I didn’t realize the wall street jornal says nft sales are flatlining. I am an idiot. But i don’t understand, if NFT sales are flatlining why does this article say that yuga labs made $791 in NFT sales. Is this the flatline amount? I mean that seems like an awful lot of money to me for a relatively new…

Ok, I’ve been convinced. I am a dumbass and I submit myself to your teachings. I guess I don’t understand where that $791 million dollar figure comes from. If it’s not real money why is there a dollar amount? Why isn’t it just listed in ETH. Did they make that number up on the spot?

I could provide proof but what is the point? It would fall on deaf ears. People have been providing proof for a long time. Besides that, I have spent a ton of time and working researching and learning what I have learned. Why would I give up my work for free? Isn’t that Kotaku’s job as so called journalists? To do…

I do love it. Every day I look forward to reading Kotaku’s latest crypto articles and I laugh and laugh and laugh. It’s better than circus animals.

I love how Kotaku is quickly transforming into a crypto website. None of their other articles get anywhere near the kind of comment activity as their crypto articles do and I am sure their total page views are equally lopsided in favor of crypto. I wonder what kind of ad revenue increases kotaku has been able to cash…

Oh so they did release the identities and they are black. I guess no one cares about Black lives anymore now that the election is over. They didn’t get a riot or anything. 

If they weren’t white the country would be on fire... again, but no one cares, so they must have been white.

This happened three days ago and the fact that it hasn’t been all over mainstream media tells me the suspects were white. 

Just another example of how Kotaku and its staff don’t know jack shit about finance and accounting and it’s basic vocabulary. What a bunch of morons.

Kotaku’s hatred of NFTs is so irrational. Y’all don’t need to worry. There will still be plenty of overly corporate crap games for you all to invest your time in. I don’t see anything wrong with people getting an ownership stake for playing a game, especially after investing hundreds if not thousands of hours into…

If “Demon Mama” thinks twitter is going to get bad then this must be serious. ROFL. God Kotaku writers are so dumb. 

Unions and better pay, benifits, hours, ect are great but they are costly. This is why everyone is turning to microtransactions and NFTs. You all hate it, but you all are the ones bringing it into existence. One time fees for games are no longer feasible.

I don’t know how this doesn’t have more comments. This is huge news. I was wondering how Sony was planning to stay relevant in the dawn of the Games as a Service model. It’s surprising Sony’s stock seems completely unaffected by this news. It’s starting to look like a real bargain to me. I’ve thought for a while now…

Good job Luke. 

You may not have to wait long. Take 2 Interactive didn’t buy Zynga because they wanted Farmville. They wanted digital economy infrastructure and its no secret that Zynga has been working on blockchain technology.

You clearly have no idea what you are talking about. Since the war started bitcoin is up 17%, ethereum 30%, solana 45%, the list goes on. Meanwhile your dollar is suffering through horrible inflation. You only think it’s falling off a cliff because you get your information from a grossly unreliable source ie Kotaku,…

Business Insider did this story like 9 days ago, and much better. 

No, I’ve proved my point. Look how my negativity has shot me up to the top of your comment section. I’ve 15 recommends and 11 replies of this writing and I could keep it going I cared enough. The algorithms are shooting me to the top and the more people that click on your article the more people will start to wonder…