Has Warner Bros. seen the shit Netflix puts out every week?

This game is still on my backlog. So when I start it, should I start the base game without the expansion pack? (If you can do such a thing) Or dive in to the expanded game?

I think most people would be appalled at how much software is essentially duct-taped together. Not just games. “If it compiles, it’s good. If it runs, it’s perfect” right?

No, he didnt.

GRID Legends just came out in February. And it got pretty good reviews!

One of my favorite gaming memories is playing the chill downtempo music I ripped to the original Xbox while racing in Project Gotham 2. This song takes me right back there:

I think Kramer v Peterson has already established that your life stories CAN be sold and owned by another.

This is always an easy one to answer for me:

This is always an easy one to answer for me:

As is noted in the article,

I thought the same thing. I ended up watching it for the schadenfreude. 

Brussels sprouts used to be a lot more bitter than they are today.

Maybe that’s the reason Aria is always in such a mood. 

I think Elden Ring is a pretty safe bet. 

Hold up... they’re expecting you to build it yourself? It doesn’t come pre-assembled? How is this any different from ordering off the regular menu?!

If we’re lucky, this may mean that he’s cloned himself.

I can’t believe they found another William Shatner to round out the cast! 

Who Framed Roger Rabbit. This effing guy, and what he did to that poor shoe!

Oh, to experience that for the first time again!

If I can’t summon Ifrit to incinerate my enemies, then what’s the point?!

Thank you for reminding me of this! I loved that process, watching the little Pikmin carrying my data over. So charming, so Nintendo.