Wait, what?

That’d be a lot funnier if EA wasn’t publicly sprinting as far away from loot boxes as possible with their upcoming games.

If it’s overpriced or doesn’t perform well, you’re totally free to simply CHOOSE NOT TO BUY IT.

So this sounds really cool. I was very interested in this when it first came out, but not owning a PlayStation, never had the chance to play it. Anyone who has, how is Salt and Sanctuary? Worth the purchase? 

I think, though I haven’t played it, is because S&S really sold itself as a 2D Souls-like.

I see where you’re coming from, and it must be admitted that A: we’re trying to lever two totally different universes together (but isn’t that half the fun?), and B: the Federation as a whole is both somewhat more ordered than the typical fantasy society and, conversely, more welcoming to outsider personalities.

Dogs and Star Trek - two awesome things in one conversation.

The only problem with this is that there’s a Paladin dog, and I dare ANYONE to show me a dog that can pull off any kind of Lawful alignment. 

More Chaotic Good Dogs for the rest of us, I guess. 

Still holding out hope, no doubt in vain, that he’ll one day do In the Mountains of Madness.

Yeah, that’s rationalizing BS, and I say that with confidence: to wit, that these sites existed when Nintendo WAS making these games available via Virtual Console.

You haven’t lived until you’ve had a ring of grilled pineapple on a burger. Add a little Mr. Yoshida’s into the meat before making the patties, add a slice of American cheese.... Delicious. 

I’m almost sad to hear that. If Rick and Morty fans can bring McDonalds to its knees, imagine what they could do pointed at the alt-right. 

I don’t know how you can look at a person who puts white facepaint over a moustache and see anything but a seething vortex of madness.

This may sound counter-intuitive, but I kind of LIKE that.

The hell kind of hunt are they going on with no blaze orange, no game bags/vests, and some frankly scary muzzle discipline?

Clearly they’re concerned that the Rainbow Six moderation team isn’t doing enough to ensure the security and integrity of free elections, end human rights abuses, and cure cancer.

Heck, they sell Taco Bell sauces at supermarkets around here, at least, and it’s my guilty pleasure.

Wasn’t Mighty introduced in the 32X game Knuckles Chaotix? I never played it, and I don’t care enough to look this up.

That’s probably what I was thinking of.