Others have said it, but I’m just gonna add my voice as one more 80s kid: the version of arcades that are presented in modern media (and often even the media of the decade itself) is incredibly idealized. They were great places in their own way, but if you weren’t in high school (or college) and went in at the wrong…

as a kid growing up arcades were horrible. I would try to go as often as possible, but arcade owners seemed to have distain for kids, and teenagers would shove me around all the time and act like assholes. Fights broke out, A LOT. The arcade resurgence now is amazing because it’s an idealized version of what we all…

“You think you want it, but you don’t.”

I don’t believe people want to recapture the fun of playing 1.0 WoW, but rather they’re attempting to recapture that moment in their life where they were playing 1.0 WoW. 15 years ago we were all in very different places in our lives with less cares in the world, less stress in…

Ya know what takes even more effort than telling your kid no? Actually discussing internet safety protocols with them as soon as possible. These safety issues don’t magically go away when they become an adult. Everything you teach them will still be relevant when they become old enough (in your eyes) to get a smart…

Gonna guess you don’t have kids, so let me break it down

Or better still...

I always assumed that all the aliens knew about Earth, and that is why there has been no contact. Turns out we’re the Florida of the Galaxy.

I’m getting older and I’m busy a lot and there is a lot of games out there. If you don’t make it easy for me to buy your game, I won’t bother. If you try to sell me a 60$ game for 100$ by having crap dlc? You’re out. Gameplay focused around lootboxes and microtransaction? out. I’m not boycoting stuff that comes out…

The magic was there all along. It was in each and every one of us.

We’ve had a decade to get used to the way they look in the movies - to go for a realistic aesthetic without getting actor likeness give it the jarring “we caught the stunt doubles” effect.

But I like going for that realistic look, and I’m sure I’ll get used to the in game appearances. 

hype AF for orcs must die 3 I always wondered why there wasn’t a third! Haymakers inc

Maybe he was just mildly pissed the Lexus decided to stop right on the crosswalk, and just wanted to make a point?

Thing is, in 1999 audiences left theaters satisfied, almost giddy, with Episode 1. Darth Maul was the character with the biggest impact and the climatic battle ended a 16 year light saber battle drought. It was in the years that followed that the nerd echo chamber exploded and public derision for the film came to the…

Because maybe those of us with careers, wives, mortgages, children, etc. would still like to have fun playing a video game every once and a while, without having to commit to an extensive training regiment.

There's no better dad pick than Soldier 76 in Overwatch

I dont want to pay money and give my information to an unproven unserviced 3rd party. Beyond that I dont want to support epic and pay money to epic. I should be free to choose where I want to buy something same way your free to choose where you shop for groceries it's a grossly simple concept.

“Never let them take you to another location” is excellent advice. If someone tries to take you to another location, they’re already committing Kidnapping, which by itself is a felony that will get them sent away for years. Odds of them wanting a living witness: Not good.

I love tron legacy, but Tron: Legacy isn’t even close to the best version of Tron. That title belongs to Tron: Uprising.

There are dozens of us! Dozens!

I am, and will always be, a huge fan of Tron: Legacy. Loved the effects, the look, and the incredible score. :D