Indeed. It’s just the sort of Thrilling Tale you can swap out for an attack boost as well.

What a weird example to pick...Mario Odyssey was fantastic from day one and its patches added features rather than fixed bugs. It’s not like it was busted like the Witcher 3 at release and took months to patch up.

What does corporate boot taste like?

Having conducted a thorough investigation of myself, I have determined that the cookies ate themselves. The crumbs found on my face and hands could've been from any number of cookie like substances that were not in fact cookie's. I find being called a monster personally insulting. From this day forward, I am cookie…

OK, I believe them.

You realize older millennials are in their 40s, right? Exactly how old are you???

Oooh, edgy.

The Modern input style is hardly a cheat, since it prevents you from doing certain kinds of movements/tech that you’ll need beyond beginner level. So its just like training wheels; it makes it easier to get started, but it eventually puts you at a disadvantage until you switch. 

“Yawn, another (liberal) author for a video game website trying to take a hit at one of the most innovative men to ever live.”

Never takes long for a Musk bro to show up and post something cringy and hilarious.   

It’s a running gag that the adorable annoying mascot character Paimon is emergency food.

The problem is everybody is so scared of their sequel numbers getting too high. An easy solution is to move away from numbers altogether:

Maybe they should just start attaching the year to them ala Madden or Fifa

And this is why you have Emergency Food.

I guess people dont have phones 

So no. You cannot even write a single paragraph as to why axie infinity is fun.

Found the kool aid drinker.

Nothing. The answer is nothing. That’s what NFTs are worth — a big ol’ rooster egg. Digital snake oil.

Do not count on companies to preserve these games. Download the ROMs and ISOs, dump your own, back them up.

We never know when digital games are going to just up and disappear on us, and there’s really nothing we can do about it when it inevitably happens.