He probably wouldn’t mind if someone spilled a beer on it either because I’m sure he insured the hell out of it and that would just mean he gets his purchase price back plus whatever the attention from this stunt has made him in the meantime.
He probably wouldn’t mind if someone spilled a beer on it either because I’m sure he insured the hell out of it and that would just mean he gets his purchase price back plus whatever the attention from this stunt has made him in the meantime.
For starters, Pokemon cards are sold in packs and decks, so that “units” is an extremely rough comparison.
You know, if outlets like Kotaku stopped reporting on this shit, he would fade into the irrelevance he deserves. I had successfully forgotten he existed until I saw this. :/
Kotaku must be one of the most toxic and horrible places to work. You all have been trained and conditioned by an advertising algorithm to bitch and moan about everything. It’s no secret that ad algorithms reward negativity. On top of that Kotaku has droves of mindless drones who nod their heads in agreement with…
I remember during the Trump years right wing idiots saying we should support him because “he is OUR President”. Strangely don’t hear those people saying the same thing about Biden.
Elden ring actually takes the time to properly handle all operations and quit gracefully when pressing alt+F4. It still gives a warning the next time you enter, so I guess the fear is somewhat justified for a regular gamer.
Assuming “we” in that sentence refers to the US, I hate to break it to you, but this would have gone on just as long even if your government and a chunk of your population hadn’t been dead set on acting like complete morons.
Sensing a grave disturbance of the Farce — the invisible ties that bind all politicians together — a nearly 80-year-old Joe Lieberman rouses himself from watching episodes of Vera on Acorn with a simple phrase:
Sins of a Solar Empire has aged but is still great if anyone is interested in a recommendation.
I do wonder if Far Cry games, and the Ubisoft formula at large, is just not good for critics. I played AC: Valhalla over many weeks. Took some breaks here and there, and just gradually made my way through it. And I enjoyed it!
However, I can’t imagine playing it under a time crunch, and if I had, I would have given it…
Well it seems a bit weird to me to complain about arcade games constantly demanding quarters... how else are they supposed to pay for their operation and maintenance etc.? And while there are many jerks in the world in general, spending time with gamer friends at an arcade was always amazing for me in the past.…
What do we want?
More EVE articles!
When do we want them?
On a regular basis!
Lost mine in March. Still hurts.
The dogs have always been my favorite companions when I play, and that even includes Veronica and her love of fancy pre-war dresses.
They never stay as long as we would like do they?
Damn. For all the many problems I had with Fallout 4 (quite a few to say the least) Dogmeat was always one of the best aspects of the game in that they really did behave like a real dog.
Sucks to see you go, Riley. For all the garbage last year, one of the great parts was reading your daily posts, and being able to chime in with our own updates. It really helped build the feeling of community here, which is one of the reasons I’ve read Kotaku for over a decade. It really made my days to keep the posts…
There was tons of racism in America towards Arabs, and there were racist US soldiers in the middle east. But however unjustified the war might have been, it was started by planes hitting buildings in NYC, not Osama Bin Laden’s skin color. The man worked for the US government for decades and they didn't care that he…
Outside of my husband and our kids I’m usually the only white person there. I live in Southwest Baltimore and most of my friends are black. I’ve got an unofficially adopted 20-year-old black “nephew” that lives with us, too! And you don’t want him making the potato salad. Kid can’t stop himself from putting curry in…