Suffice to say I don’t agree with this particular take. There’s things to get excited about in this game, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t raise an eyebrow at odd choices or call out things in the trailer that don’t look good.

My favorite thing is Nintendo twitter people doing “graphics don’t matter” half the time and “look at Pokemon trees” the other half. All these people will purchase the game.

Epic just keeps exuding layer upon layer of slime with everything they do. With one hand, steal shit, put a Fornite skin on it, and just dare someone to sue a billion dollar mega-corporation over it. With another hand, sue other companies to try to get yourself more money to roll in while claiming you’re doing it for…

And how on earth could they possibly enforce that?  This just sounds like empty posturing just for the sake of it.

Why is Kotaku reporting this without any further context? After all, they only picked up this story because of Coffeezilla’s original reporting, but Coffee has done more since which proves that Kay has a consistent history of pumping and dumping crypto-currencies;

“...the Ready Player One-ification of the game...”

What do you mean they aren’t diverse!? Clearly, there’s a strong mix of beards, neckbeards, and no-beards.

Oh good, so if you keep your eye on the sales, you can get all the DLC for $400 instead of $800.

The choices made by so many shows are honestly unfortunate. At its best this is a cute show about found family. But the line of sexualization is way sooner crossed for so many people. 

Yeah tbh I love what the medium is capable of and has occasionally done, but I don’t really call myself an anime fan anymore because of all the honestly pedophilic scenes in many anime. I love lots of anime that don’t do that, and some even despite issues like that, but it just feels like it’s way too far at this…

If they’re not overtly sexualizing ‘2000 year old’ toddlers they’re aggressively shooting upskirts of cosplay girls at conventions. Much of the West has started veering away from geek culture misogyny. Booth babes at least are for the most part a thing of the past. Not to sound like a prude here but perhaps it’s time…

“This aversion is known as trypophobia, and those who have it feel disgust and fear when they see clusters of small holes or bumps,” Yoshida explained in a post on Final Fantasy XIV’s website.

THIS. It’s pretty shady that Disney, a morally dubious mega-corp, are trying to say that they’ve paid her $20mil and so she should be happy when that’s pretty much what they paid RDJ for like 15mins of screentime for Spiderman. And invoking the pandemic and making it sound like she doesn’t care is just crass.

But won't someone think about the corporations?!?!

When core gameplay elements are unfun to a player, they have a right to complain about it whether a casual or a critic. Please hold your tongue again next time.

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?

Guys...I don’t want to cause a panic here, but I’m *starting* to think gaming has a male toxicity problem...

WoW is putting it lightly.

I can easily believe that Warburton is pretty smart, but I don’t think I could trust the show to someone whose acting roles primarily consist of (admittedly lovable) morons.

Also, they should just have Patrick Warburton do it.