Why does it matter if it’s cross-posted to Kotaku? Is it coming at the expense of other games coverage? Have you considered that maybe there’s enough of an overlap between Kotaku’s audience and this story to warrant publishing it?

Well, it’s not like I *never* look at the screen, but subbed anime doesn’t even give you the freedom to occasionally glance away from the screen. I like to watch TV while I clean; it makes cleaning far less boring. That’s all but impossible with subbed anime.

Unpopular opinion: I tend to prefer dubbed anime, even if the dub is strictly worse than the original voice acting (which it isn’t always), because they’re so much more compatible with multitasking and don’t require as full attention.

I guess I don’t know which memories you’ve seen and haven’t seen but, yeah, if you’re already emotional after finding just 3 memories, you’re in for a rough ride.

But when you’re out there, looking into Breath of the Wild’s horizon, wondering what secrets you’ve yet to uncover, you can go forth with the confidence that in this digital world, god is real and he made everything for a reason.

I love the fact it’s so random. You don’t have to look for them. You just wander, see some odd thing, wonder what it is, next thing you know, boom! seed.

You ok?

Yeah, there’s no point even discussing this if your core stance is to reject the right of trans people to exist in the first place. This society makes reasonable accommodations for a huge variety of choices humans make that they don’t “need” to survive, because part of a working civil society is not being complete…

Probably wouldn’t have sold as well without the license, and while that’s often a bad excuse to sell crappy games, in this case it worked to give attention to a game that deserved it.

Did you read Hulk’s one about gamergate? It’s a must-read, especially in light of this administration.

As I said yesterday, you can get away with a lot of controversial jokes through how you tell the joke and with the right context. Look at It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, they’ve made jokes far worse then what Pewdiepie made and get away with it because the jokes are prefaced with the understanding that the…

Now now, if you would judge the original screenshot in the same way, I’m sure you would find a lot of flaws there as well. Who knows how quickly those effects die down and how it looks in action?

I don’t really care one way or another about this, the only thing that strikes me about this is that I still don’t understand Paragons hero design.

They’re all just box art characters from graphics cards right? Is that the theme that links them all together?

He’s a former Navy SEAL. He knows a sinking ship when he sees one.