It’ll be easier to enforce in states with a mandate in effect. Employees can deny service, and law the law behind them.

So, how does this compare to other stores? Back when I worked at Walmart, there was a policy banning pets (aside from service animals), but no one was actually allowed to enforce it. Short of a dog shitting on the floor or biting a customer, employees weren’t allowed to call out customers for breaking the rules. I…

The puzzles are going to be the main selling point. I wasn’t actively seeking out battles, but I wasn’t trying to avoid them either.  The main focus is going to be on exploring the world, rather than grinding levels.

It goes beyond their property. They’re asking visitors to not gather or loiter around the area.

I’d go with Paper Mario. Ghosts will probably be on sale in a month, so you can save $10-$20. Paper Mario won’t probably be on sale till at least Black Friday.

Try sending them an email to see if you can snag a free copy from the VR purchase.  No harm in asking.

Their FAQ states that if you bought Superhot on a platform that this game isn’t coming to (Origin Store, Switch, Windows Store, itch.io) you can send them a receipt to get a free DRM-free copy for PC.  So Switch owners don’t need to wait.

“But in virtual reality, with a headset strapped to your face, you are trapped and forced to awkwardly stand and wait for the game to return from its break.”

Im not too far into it, but I’m liking what I see so far. I especially liked right after you enter your name, the puppets flood the screen with text boxes as they bring you to the Library. The brightness setting on my screen also flickered for added effect.

At this point, I expect all the WarnerMedia streaming services to be folded into HBO Max at some point. This includes both DC Universe and VRV.

While the others do have a point, I mostly agree with you.  In this day and age, a company could release a 3 minute trailer, which Game Explain will then break down.  From that, people will make a meme out of something, which will eventually become a major spoiler.

It’s possible that they made that scene with the intention that Joel would last that long, then rewrote the story later. Do we need a recall notice and disclaimer every time something from a 9 month old trailer gets changed?

I sort of get what you’re trying to say.

Pretty sure that KH 1.5+2.5 was ported to Xbox earlier this year.  Plus KH3 was on Xbox at launch.

Pretty sure that KH 1.5+2.5 was ported to Xbox earlier this year.  Plus KH3 was on Xbox at launch.

I had no issues there.  I had Dex locked in already, and I got the surname from a fantasy name generator.

The over the top expressions are more of a stylistic choice. I recall seeing them mostly in Shonan or comedy shows. At that point, they’re more cartoon than trying to be serious.

Look at what the target demographic is for the show. If you think a 2oish male would like it, it’ll probably have some fan service. There’s also the fact that sexual humor isn’t as taboo in Japan as it is in the West.

Normally, yes, but this puzzle has additional rules that limit where numbers can be placed. First, any square that is within a king’s move or knight’s move (from chess) cannot contain the same number. Second, any space adjacent to a number cannot contain a consecutive number.

Not a movie (yet), but Scott Westerfeld’s Uglies trilogy is a good read. Essentially, people spend their first 16 years being told that they’re imperfect. When they turn 16, they get plastic surgery that makes them beautiful, but compliant.

I really hope the settlement building is improved in the sequel. I liked seeing Tarry Town grow and improve, along with the house upgrades.