Pole Position had billboards with other Atari games on them. Pole Position II wasn’t around until ‘84 in most places, and it had Pepsi ads. Otherwise, it was kind of a failed experiment, it really wasn’t done again for quite a while.

I agree...and on the other end of the spectrum, D&D has all of the good stuff but they keep screwing up there whenever they make a movie or a game anymore. So maybe WOTC just sucks at everything but making a card game?

If all the things you said were what was really wrong with this game, I’d have been happy with it. Your prediction that you wouldn’t like it turned out to be true, but your question about why anyone else would be disappointed ignores an answer that you can’t judge from what you saw months ago.

What’s crazy is that if someone could actually cook up a solution, there’s a lot of money to be made. Hopefully it doesn’t result in a subscription based “buyer protection plan”.

The bots would get through faster than the people could in that scenario. There has to be a method, after the purchase is complete, to potentially verify it’s not a bot before shipping.

From what I understand, people have hacked those cards within days to put them to work mining.

Also in Poland...there’s a resurgence of dumb people all over the world.

I don’t think these two crowds of people cross paths.

Are you under the impression that the same people who made those games do not still work for Nintendo? Nintendo treats its employees very well as compared to the rest of this industry.

It’s definitely a play on Grom Hellscream from Warcraft. I doubt it’s his real name but there is that chance that his parents were huge fans of Warcraft II and III and changed their name lol.

Definitely happened in the music world too. I don’t know why anyone would waste their time even attempting something that would be so obviously illegal.

You know, these people could have found something far better to do with their time than this.

It’s not a movie.

There’s really no way I’d buy this thing and I love strats.

Which is because it will actually be in that custom shop.

They are known as Karenisu

They’re talking for hours and all you hear is about a minute of it.

99% of the judges and lawyers were NOT baby boomers in that case. Shapiro, Cochran, you name it, all silent generation. Also, one of the victims was gen x. Further, most of what you see in the Epic v. Apple case is gen x, believe it or not.

Your interpretation and letting the actual point of the line of questioning go over your head is probably worse.

Sure they could do that, but it has nothing to do with the legal argument being represented here. The focus here should have nothing to do with sexual content and Apple’s stance on it and instead be focused on curated content and Epic’s hypocrisy about it.