Don’t forget, this wasn’t solely about NFTs; it was partially in response to another content marketplace, Gumroad, lying about considering them, harassing a former contractor, and then attempting to expose at least one user that publicly disapproved of their actions. Oof.

BUT I thought we were still early???!!?!? Which is it? Should I have fun staying poor or should I jump in because its still early.

More of the “you just don’t understand it yet” argument from the crypto bros.

Someone has spent a lot of money on NFTs.

Oh my God, it just hit me.

They already practically sell the promise and .jpeg of a ship, I am honestly goddamn shocked they don’t sell NFTs of those fuckers already.

Man, entitled gamers strike again. Just because they *paid* for a *video game* they expect actual progress and updates towards that game being completed.  What entitled babies.

I built my first rig and spent a ton of money just so I would be able to crank up the one game I was looking forward to more than any other to Ultra: Cyberpunk 2077

i think this was the first game i backed on kickstarter. i built a new rig with a 660ti thinking i would be ready to play this game in the next year or so. LOL at me.

As a main character, it’s unfathomable that anyone would not like what you do so you come to this engagement from that perspective. 

I wish there was some third option here in which the scammer didn’t RECEIVE any money, but his idiot fans somehow still LOSE that money. Everybody sucks here.

All fair play to him, but I find it amazing how the world seemingly went mad for what is essentially just the password-cracking game from latter Fallout games.

Holy shit that is scorched earth. Good for them, even if it's a shitty outcome in a shitty situation.

If we were all on the same page, these stories wouldn’t be making up like all of Kotaku’s coverage these days. 

This style reminds me strongly of the Disney Infinity toys, and I don’t mean that as a criticism. It simplifies complex designs (especially hair) without losing the distinctive details that define the characters.

100% this. I still fondly remember the days of mailing in “borrow” requests to addresses in fanzines and receiving a very poorly copied VHS of badly subbed anime.

This will likely be the best thing I read today. Thank you for sharing.

Sorry, DBZA, I will no longer be supporting the official release.

And what I’ve learned from toei’s shitty tactics is that it’s ethically fine to steal as much toei owned content as possible.

As wonderful as it would be to be able to play my PS3 back catalogue (and PS1, PS2) on PS5 from the original media (which I stupidly still have as a complete game hoarder), this is about as likely to happen as Sony giving away free TVs to anyone who’d ever bought one of their devices. Simply put, if there’s no way to…