Phil Spencer: We need to grow, the line needs to go up, and we’re in the business of making the line go up. If we’re not growing, the line isn’t going up, and if the line isn’t going up we aren’t growing.

What’s the point of a movie if the episodes are an hour long?  It’s just two episodes smushed together... ... ...

Because it’s a single player game and over time people become done with them and move onto other stuff? And it also didn’t review as well as their previous games and less people are into it.

Not everything is a live service, it’s ok to be done with a game.

What is the point of having a durability system if an item given to me just fixes the item whenever I need it to be repaired?

Yeah that all might be a symptom of a lot of internal stuff going on here, maybe therapy is better solution. Just play the game and have fun with the other person, lets not encourage ruining other players good time so that you can feel better about yourself for 30 seconds.

Great idea! Forcing people to take a ration of your shit is brilliant. I'll look forward to your book, "Making People Feel Bad for Funsies."

Based on the nature of this post I’m gonna go ahead and just withdraw my “Welcome to Kotaku“ comment that I made on your introduction post.

How about we not try to promote the ability to be toxic?

I had my favorite use of Killmonger last night. And I didn’t destroy a single enemy card.

I had a hand this morning where we both played Hobgoblin concurrently on sewer. Dumbest thing I’d seen and I fucking loved it. We just both started spamming the Spidey sticker. I don’t even remember who won.

I have been running a deck with Scarlet Witch and Storm just to break location-based tactics and it’s been so much fun.

My favorite moment was still when my opponent did a Turn 3 Wave (make all cards next turn cost 4) into Magik (normally costs 5, but changes her location to Limbo, which makes the game last 7 turns…

By being born

Salt & Sanctuary is a souls-like from an indie studio, that’s supposed to be pretty good..

I was very concerned about their graphic design skills when my scrolling was revealing this unfortunately-placed ad...

...is that what’s stopping you? You can afford hundreds of dollars annually for MLS season tickets, but not $5 for a month of apple tv?

So ya’ll had Ghost of Tsushima staring you in the face, and you picked the Sabrina the Teenage Witch point-and-click CD-ROM game instead?

Weird flex, but OK.

Is the ad particularly good? No.

I watched this and man, I’m having a hard time wrapping my head around the overreactions

I appreciate the parody trailers, they’re pretty funny for the most part.