Where did I say anything about cultural mores? I’m talking about morality. Right and wrong haven’t changed. Our ability to recognize and adhere to them has.  The fact that we better recognize morality today doesn’t make the immoralities of the past any more moral.  

Honestly, a lot of the GMG sites recently.  

It’s called progress. We didn’t leave those times behind for no reason. We left them because these times are better. They’re better because our moral drive to be better has made them so.

It’s more like being so good at gaming that you can manipulate the code on the fly from inside the game.

Wrong is wrong. Right is right.

Because the modern “15 minutes internet famous” celebrity thinks that performative apathy is a substitute for personality and that sarcasm is a substitute for wit.  

I guess. The only people that take her seriously agree with her. The only people that would cancel her don’t take her seriously.

You don’t actually get it.

I can’t speak for OoT specifically, but oftentimes the Japanese version of games retain certain bugs and exploits that have been ironed out by the time the western release rolls around. Since older games like OoT had no means of patching these bugs out later, the original Japanese release often retains bugs that can…

She stays putting her foot in her mouth, saying the wrong thing at the wrong time about the wrong people—yet, she continues to get a pass. Why?

It’s comic books.  No one is ever really dead.  

I thought Soulstorm was the Abe’s Exodus remake.  

“According to Tyler Perry” were literally the first words that came to my mind on reading the headline.  

there’s just a shitload of radioactive red hair hanging down to her shoulders, the same shade as the lipstick and chest insignia.

It’s great that this guy went through all this effort for his little girl, but wouldn’t it have been better if Nintendo or other companies made controllers that kids like that darling up there could have used from the get go?

Just wrapping up a playthrough of BotW, actually.

It’s not okay to slap someone’s ass without their consent.  It is, in fact, assault.  

It’s not just about customers waiting longer, though.  As long as a game hasn’t been released, it isn’t making money.  You can only push a project back so long before you run out of resources to support it.  

When he’s not doing whatever it is that rich white lawyers do when they aren’t lawyering

Has anyone considered that “Marathon” might be a cryptic reference to a previous Bungie IP that might provide a clue?