Name of game, why selected, a picture, link to purchase, put separate games in separate posts, and vote by starring other comments?  Not sure I see the issue with those rules.

Name of game, why selected, a picture, link to purchase, put separate games in separate posts, and vote by starring…

I’m gonna jump in here and point out that I agree with pretty much everything the article says.  I didn’t buy an iPhone for this, already had one, but I got the Backbone, and I LOVE it.  I’ve never played mobile gaming as much, and the Steamlink really completely changes playing games on my phone.  The device is…

Good point. I wonder if it’ll lead to even more tension between him and Booker, especially with the latter being full-on “Team Michael”.

Oh yeah. They’re definitely going to have to address this in season 4, and I think they fully plan to.

Can we all realize that if you had a Star Trek where everybody just followed the rules all the time, it would be as boring as watching a Borg recharge?

I’m of the mind that Discovery doesn’t have to be like “classic” Star Trek. Why should Trek lock itself into the same formula it followed since the 60's? Not that there isn’t ever a desire for it... I suspect Strange New Worlds, like you said, might do a bit more to fill that mold... but I always got the feeling…

Excellent point about the number of episodes. I hadn’t considered it, but you’re absolutely right... with only, what, 13 or 14 episodes per season?... there really isn’t a ton of time for too many side-stories to focus on various crew members, but I thought they did pretty well this season giving them at least a few…

Critique and nitpick Discovery all you want, but good lord the amount of “this is not Star Trek because _______” is tiresome.

Go watch the Stamets scenes again and look at his face.  He’s definitely not okay with Burnham yet.

I think most of these “this trope’s gotta go!” lists are ridiculous and way too subjective to warrant an article making such a definitive statement.

I feel like if you looked up “finding something to complain about” in the dictionary now, there might be a link to this article.

Bonus points for using the term “pedantier”.

There was nothing lazy about it in 2002. The movie was essentially a proof of concept, to show how much they could do with CGI. It wasn’t standard at the time, and AOTC pushed the boundaries. A fully-CGI character like Jar-Jar would be easy to do today from a technological point-of-view, but in 1999, he was…

This exactly. Complaining about Nintendo’s legal issues shows a lack of comprehension of copyright laws. These challenges are brought by their lawyers, who essentially HAVE to issue these takedowns, because if they don’t, their lack of defense of their IPs can create precedence which can cause them major issues later.

Did... did I just read an article on how tropes about sound in space are good and we should keep doing it because pew-pew’s are fun, but metaphors for systemic racism are overdone so it’s time to leave that behind, and that it’s unrealistic to think young people can change anything?

“I’m driving right now, I’ll call you in a month!” is still one of my favorite lines.

This.

“Hey guys, check out this obnoxiously-gigantic house we bought with money we made from YOU guys watching our videos! Be sure to buy our overpriced merchandise we’re going to keep reminding you about (only three days!) so you can help us make even more money! As you can tell, we really don’t have enough yet.”

Hey, that’s exactly what it looks like when I try to fly a drone.

I am so sick of...