Live in New York, and as busted as our service is, yup, seeing a grown person riding a scooter or taking the bus isn’t out of the ordinary. I have a coworker who lives about 10 miles away from our office and he would rather take a bus and two trains than deal with traffic and parking. 

*Looks around the internet to see plenty of people still complaining about the lack of a “proper” Nintendo Direct.
*Looks at own backlog and notes he hasn’t beaten any of the many retail games he’s bought over the last year or so, still religiously plays Breath of the Wild.

I’m fine with a delay since I’ve got much to catch up on in my backlog (oddly, I’m finally playing the witcher 3 for the first time), and it means Doom 3 and Persona 5 Royal are free on my schedule, but I’d also like to know the delay means everyone won’t have to crunch as hard on the product to get it out of the door.

As someone who hasn’t played Smash much in the last year, I am finding the hostility over this announcement more enjoyable than the actual game. The announcement did serve to remind me that 1. I still have to go back and beat Three Houses, and 2. The only times I ever seem to load Smash is when a new character comes…

I love West of Loathing, it’s one of the more interesting games I’ve played in the past few years, and it made me laugh quite a lot.

Using the past as an indicator, I’d say Kakarot will be on sale at least once for 40 dollars within a month of release, while this might take a lot longer being published by Nintendo. 

I’d just like to say thanks, as reading this article forced me to begin tracking my spending on new games and books as well as tracking what I’ve beaten/read this year, in an effort to buy less and complete more. That eventually led to making spreadsheets to track takeout and junk food spending to minimize those as…

Thanks! I’ll be the judge of how to spend my NYC tax dollars, thank you very much Mr. DeBlasio!

Here’s an odd question (that I should probably be very careful phrasing): My permanent address is outside of New York City (it’s in New Rochelle, NY). I vote in New Rochelle, my license states that as my address, I pay the local tax rate, I spend a few days out of every month in New Rochelle, and I vote in every…

Hey, I’m giving my mom money. What she does with that money that I asked her to do with, that’s her prerogative. Not so much false memories as they are arbitrary procedures. 

After your review of Let’s Go (specifically the image of playing it at your parent’s house), and this joyful review combined with the game’s flaw meaning I can definitely wait, I’ve decided to give my mom 70 bucks to buy this game for me for Christmas, and I’ll play it that day. It’ll feel let nostalgia and warm…

“As I made clear in that note, Esports touches on nearly every aspect of gaming — from Overwatch to Call of Duty to DOTA and more. We believe that WeWork Staff should go after every conceivable Esport Thing, as long as it has something to do with Esports. We are sorry that some on the WeWork staff don’t agree”

If this is the beginning of the end, I think we all need to meet in Temecula for a celebration of the good times. 

I was thinking of something along the lines of starting Sped-Din, but that just sounds like a fast food app.

Let’s remember some Candy.

“As I made clear in that note, candy touches on nearly every aspect of life — from Halloween to Easter to Christmas and more. We believe that Deadspin reporters and editors should go after every conceivable story, as long as it has something to do with candy. We are sorry that some on the Deadspin staff don’t agree…

The guys in their 20s who pushed me off the machine when I was 8 and playing Street Fighter 2 disagree with you. Or agree, who knows what they think, they were and probably still are jerks.

Oh I thought the typo was that you were really referencing the inevitable Trump Propaganda movie/franchise reboot, “Triumph of the Might”.

True, and may Juan Marichel hit anyone who disagrees in the head. 

On the flipside of this, I can totally see him using footage of a chorus of boos at rallys to show how the libs and the latinos have invaded our national past time. (signed, a Latino who was unsuccessful in High School at invading our national past time)