That’s Kotaku for ya.

Pretty much all writing regarding the MCU is straight-up clickbait ever since the Scorcese thing. It’s so depressingly cynical.

Deadpool 3 Will “Save The Whole Marvel Universe,” Director Says

Furlough. The word You’re looking for for “temporary layoff” is “furloughed.”

Tesla “has agreed to pay $1.5 million” for their dumping.

Not just the internet. Douglas Adams was right-

Cool. We will probably get it at the end of the PS6’s lifecycle since they just can’t stop remaking the same two games

I mean, I feel like the brutality goes without saying. But hey, let’s bookmark this post and come back in a decade and see if we were right.

I’d bet in that time we will see the beginnings of a reevaluation of TLOU2 in the same vein as Bioshock infinite.

Bring back Jak & Daxter you cowards!!!

Correct me if I’m wrong, but don’t live-service games also tend to fail? I feel like there’s a literal handful of games out there making all the money in the world, and then hundreds and hundreds of expensive failures, with nothing in between

Bring back bullying, but only for The Gamers(tm)

“What kind of human garbage”

And most humans have time for a grand total of 1 or 2 of them

video games need a giant crash like in the 80s and reset this shit timeline we are currently in

Last of Us 3 is set in Seattle. Isaac wakes up, having survived his wounds, looks directly into the camera and says “everything we did was good, and just, and moral” before the WLF begins settling Scars’ island. You spend the rest of the game hunting down as many fleeing Scar men, women, and children as you can find,…

Any article about Tesla is going to be a hit piece because they’re piles of garbage.

I like the Croissan’wich better than anything at McDonalds. And I quite like the BK hash rounds. Probably just as good as McDonald’s hash browns, I’d say.

I’m sorry that has been your experience, but I disagree that pre-mixed bags of egg solution approximates the texture of actual eggs. Especially when the round egg is an egg cracked and cooked onsite.

My first job in high school was at Hardee’s, just about the time they started serving biscuits. I was surprised to find that they were made from scratch, with a lady coming in at 3:00 every morning to make the day’s biscuit dough. I also always thought it was funny that the biscuits were completely made from scratch,…

Carls. Jr.’s biscuits are the only ones I’ve ever had that aren’t bone dry, because they slather them in butter. Unfortunately, they don’t have the biscuit and gravy anymore, although Hardees still does. They also have a country fried steak biscuit, which also is great if you get it with the gravy.