I’m excited to see what the Kendrick Lamar of video game journalism has up his sleeves!

What I wouldn’t give to see a pro player obliterate the competition with a d-tier Caillou.

Falling down the rabbit hole that are the links in this article, I learned more than any average person ever needs to know about Wikipedia. The dumb arguments on that site makes twitter look like a haven for discourse.

It’s hard not to wonder where the game would be at if we had a better covid response in the US. Oh well, it’s not like I’m gonna play it. I hope some change comes of the lawsuit, but I’m not expecting a lot.

Yeahhh, I’m not gonna hold my breath because a company acknowledged an issue. Especially not after *gestures towards any large corporation named in a headline in the past 2 years* all this.

r/hermancainaward is also a good one for seeing people reap what they sow when it comes to covid

I will admit that I didn’t catch that period the first time through.

I mean it’s not a sudden enforcement, so it shouldn’t be all that scary. They just adjusted the restrictions that were already in place.

Aside from the fact that free-to-play gatcha games are more akin to gambling than your run-of-the-mill arcade cabinet, parents can allow their kids to use their accounts. There’s ways to circumvent these limits and can enforce their own limits irl.

I can definitely relate to this despite still being a last gen pleb. I’ve obtained several physical copies of games over the past few years. In my forgetfulness, I often misplace these games if I ever play them after the initial download. Hell, my biggest issue is that you have to download physical games, so it’s not…

That actually looks really cool! As rough as it is, child me would’ve killed for something like this.

That’s quite the tail you’re spinning here

No, it’s straight-up exploitative. This was for good PR and nothing else. After some math I found that this donation is equivalent to the median Japanese adult (net worth $123,000 USD (statista.com, 2020)) donating a grand total of $0.77 USD.

My biggest concern was if this would be Saint’s Row: The Last 1/4 of San Andreas. After seeing the gameplay, I’m actually interested because it looks fun. Sure, they could’ve gone with a time-based or dimension-based narrative to take everything to another level, but I think they ramped things up way too quickly in…

Here I thought GTA’s cops were over-exaggerated, but this dude got 4 stars for graffiti

Because white people are usually the ones that generally do this. Also, sounding black isn’t a thing.

As someone who has constantly run into potential operatives that had awesome perks but had a perk that would cause them to die at random, yes.

DC Universe’s something else was acrobatics, which seemed to serve as a compromise between the two. You could scale walls and run on water (for some reason?), but slower than someone with super speed, and you could glide as if you were flying. After a few upgrades, you could zip up buildings and just straight-up fly.

Hopefully they also heard the disability concerns as well, but I expect them to just revert it again when it’s convenient.

To be fair, can you honestly say you don’t expect to get mauled when playing with a dinosaur?