“Hof of PS5 owners are women, Buddy.”

“I just tell it like it is.”
“I’m brutally honest.” [And if people can’t take my honesty that’s their problem.]
“Is it wine o’clock yet?”

I just got a PS5. I have five local male friends with a PS5. I have 20 friends in my PSN Network with a PS5 who are men. And none who are female.

The strange problems you people who refuse to download games seem to face...

What a weirdly soulless “informercial” approach to a campaign trailer.

“You can’t look up a guide for this stuff because everyone goes through Metroid Dread at their own pace,” Notis said of his experience with the game.

Double swipe you just Space Jump into the center-top of the screen. Left swipe, right swipe, double swipe, Space Jump for all three in the center.

It was this one. I checked a dozen times and it does seem to be a legit SSD. After two failing out I’m sure it’s the PS5 and not the drive.

I seem to be alone in this, but I followed all the steps, closed it back up, turned it on and... no SSD recognized. Acted like it wasn’t there.

Ha yeah, no, I never had much access to PC gaming before that, outside of the Half-Life demo on a friend’s laptop, which was great.

No, I’m in the same boat as you man. I’m 45 and consider myself far left. I used to make jokes as a teenager that I can barely think of them now, I cringe so hard. Since then I’ve been on a pretty long journey, have lived all over the world and met some incredible people, and I believe (hope) that I’ve contributed at…

Honestly the lack of sense of direction was one of the best things about it for me. It totally didn’t hold your hand, which made it feel more organic - like I was exploring a real place rather than a series of game corridors.

It’s been this way on all of Kinja for about two months now. It’s awful and no one seems to care.

Was that sarcasm really necessary?

Amirite guys?!

They were not. Which is why I was emphasising that I need to watch it myself.

To be fair, it might be more about business than Ted’s ego. I know a LOT of people who watched “Sticks and Stones”.

I don’t know man. I feel like if someone is a good person with good intentions, it’s pretty tough for me to say they’re still a piece of shit.

Because deciding guilt on someone based on what the media tells you to decide is wrong, given that all media these days is financially incentivised to promote conflict.

I just saw Dave two nights ago at the Eventim Apollo here in London. Third-row seats, about twenty feet away. A friend offered the tix last minute and I jumped on them.