Never really got the chance to truly play this one back in the day... Bought my Ex a PS3 to play this back then, but, unfortunately...  life decided to throw a wrench into the works not too long afterwards... then things eventually slipped away...

Ahem, Eris Morn is was a Hunter.

On Google Play games are given ratings that correspond to the ESRB rating or their equivalent in other countries, except they don’t seem to be “True ESRB ratings” ie, you can’t open up esrb.org and find the mobile game title when you search the ratings for it. The game I work on is Rated Everyone 10+ on Google Play.

Wait... then where did... where did... the Chinese parent company who’s lunar new year party I attended last year get the Nintendo Switches they gave out as prizes at the party get them? I should note my coworker (who already had a Switch at the time won one of the Nintendo Switches)

With Metro, I can understand why people would be upset about that one, they let people pre-order the game on Steam and then yanked it away at the 11th hour. It just seems a bit unreasonable to me to get upset about this situation which is entirely different.

I have no info, but, I would speculate that there was some kind of outline for sure at minimum and possible some stuff written in advance... you’re doing something horribly wrong if you don’t have any kind of writing done at least somewhat in advance... writing is the very first part of a production pipeline on a…

So... he’ll retire when he’s dead? May he live long and well.

Yeah... that had me like... this is... not good.

I guess this like a Google Nintendo Cardboard Labo

Man... NCSoft is slashing jobs everywhere aren’t they? I heard layoffs are coming at Iron Tiger (mobile studio in San Mateo), as far as I know they’re going to be laying off all developers (publishing will apparently remain)

The only “solution” I can see is increased enforcement on reports of child exploitation. Or, just banning a videos of children. On the positive side for YouTubers right now isn’t exactly “peak ad revenue” season... if this was in late November/December it would be especially worse for YouTubers.

Fallout Shelter was built with Unity as far as I’m aware, this is more like they took the frame work for Fallout Shelter and made Westworld with it.

Steam achievements can give general sense of how far the people who own a Telltale game actually progressed. A majority don’t make it to the end, most don’t make it to the 3rd episode from what I recall. (Checks the first Walking Dead season: Only 49.9% completed the first chapter of Episode 3)

It’s not too hard, and with the DLC content it’s been pretty easy to get started. (there are a ton of bonus items when you get the DLC, I don’t know what it was like I launch, I’ve only been playing since mid December)

More Xenoblade Chronicles 2, I guess? It reached the point yesterday where I now read “Pyra” as “Homura” even though the text is obviously Pyra. And, I came to the realization all the Nopon are a bunch of Otaku furballs. 

I was still wondering way back in the day... when I even cared about HQ (haven’t touched it in a very long) how do they afford all these prize payouts? Even though they were clearly not getting any revenue in the early days... I guess they were just burning the Venture Capital Startup money?

I tried ordering some stuff “same-day delivery” nothing arrived on the same day, well, the one least important thing did... the other thing (a high capacity class 10 micro SD card) I ended up cancelling and bought one from a local electronics store.

That too. It was good, but it falls just short of perfect.

This is exactly what I was about to basically say.

I opened my 3DS XL for the first time since mid 2017... Pokemon Moon was still running...