It’s almost like the fears we have aren’t always logical or rational. 

If You Dream of Being in Star Trek: Discovery’s Starfleet, This is the Jacket For You

That *is* harsh though because you’re all but asking players with disabilities to go elsewhere. In this example, an easy mode or even a series of toggles that allow players to customize game experiences is about allowing them to participate in that experience. It’s inclusive, and not in the dime-store way that word is…

So your suggestion to people with disabilities or chronic illnesses is that they just shouldn’t play games? Because right now you’re coming across as someone with working legs complaining that ramps exist. The ramps aren’t for you, they’re for people who can’t walk.

Please.

She isn’t a minimalist as much as wanting your home tidy and organized so it sparks joy. If books spark joy, have them! Her method is more like gardening of getting rid of the weeds in your life to just have the good things left.

Right?

I’m an attorney and I play Phoenix Wright. It can be aggrevating at times where I can tell the law or the procedure is just wrong but it’s not enough to be a dealbreaker.

Why has no one...? Come on Kinja, do i have to do your work for you?

The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Masturbation And Formation of Tumours

What has EA ever done right that makes you think they could do this?

Stories about shitty studio practices should be right at the top of any gaming-related site. If those people are whistleblowing in hope of improving their work conditions, every site should make it a top priority to cover the story.
The industry should improve and the only way for that to happen is by spreading…

Morrowind’s map screen was unintelligible. The markers indicating settlements were too big and really inaccurate, it did a terrible job of indicating topography, and it was all made worse by the vague directions in your journal because there were no quest markers.