Points for the CNBC report. The fox news report makes playing video games sound like a drug or mental illness.
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The apologists who rage are just rabid fanboys (see term Biodrone). Once you understand that, it's easier to sift through the stupid in their "explanations" and attempts at justifying the ending. Also, be ready for Ad Hominem arguments. Where there is a Biodrone, there is an Ad Hominem tirade.
Also, symphonycometh, you…
Just, just stay young forever okay? Don't grow old enough to see the last fifteen minutes of your life.
"Grenadier, 200m, front!"- Huh? Where? What th...
A form of DRM that also has many advantages, is flexible, and is not forced on people.
No but I am trapped in a strange parallel world where we celebrate the birthday of a form of DRM.
You must be trapped in time somewhere
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Then I dunno man... why do you say something along the lines of "noted speedrunner, Cosmo" with like a link to his wikipedia page or something.
That isn't just "This Guy". That's stinkin Cosmo!
It's stories like these that make me glad to come to Kotaku. Thank you for sharing this with us, Jason.
That's honestly a really outdated way to think about it. What he's doing is far more difficult than just playing through the game. By orders of magnitude.
Now maybe players can understand what Call of Duty looks like to the rest of the world.
Some people get an enormous thrill out of mounding great piles of cheese together in a cabin in Skyrim, other enjoy besting actual people in massive popularity contests in EVE, still others follow politics.
who shat in your cornflakes this morning?
Nah dude, wrong. That is a wide misconception.
Depends what you're looking for.
Yeah but no one is looking forward to Chess 2 because it's not the same developer.
This is my cosplay, would you mind changing it from "Tracie Garrison" To "Miss Sinister Cosplay" please? Thank you! And thank you for sharing this :)
Only because Microsoft actually made a new layout and Sony panicked when their banana layout failed to test well and just used a layout they knew wasn't actively hated.