The cars can be fixed, and the drivers are uninjured.  The nostalgia you can taste was worth it.  Nice to see them running and not gathering dust.

Hey have you thought about relaxing and not being weird about video games online?

I’m beyond impressed with this. It looks like this person understands thoroughly where sonic’s 3d potential lies.

If you don’t realize that Kanye West still has enough fans (and the train wreck element too) to make a $30 million documentary worth the investment, what are you doing writing for a pop culture website? This will be hugely popular.

Why bother, Kotaku doesn’t care about gacha games unless there is some woke issues behind them like just now, Kotaku number one simp also forgot to mention how the hashtag is dying because its just fake outrage and its even switching to some #dobetter(maker of this game) hashtag because no one really wants to boycott…

Ah yes, I forgot I had to disregard everything I read today *sigh

I really hope the pendulum swings back the other way where developers want to make a compelling finite experience with designed levels instead of...large rectangles of interchangeable gameplay elements

Strange, right? Guacamelee looked way more professional and polished despite coming out quite a long time back

It’s been a long time since I played (and thoroughly enjoyed) Guacamelee! but something about the art style here seems far, far more generic. That crab-demon-boss thing was cute, but I was hoping for a way fresher, more engaging art style, especially for this sort of a game. Ah well.

You either die a Metroidvania developer, or you live long enough to become an action-RPG-with-random-dungeons developer.

My 14 year-old daughter loves this movie

My 14 year-old daughter loves this movie. I watched it with her & she’s subsequently watched it with all her friends. She’s going to hit the ceiling when I tell her about this.

No, but it does sound all too familiar for former servicemen. A friend of mine was in the 88th Airborne and also died by suicide. This is awful.

This doesn’t sound like somebody collapsing as an adult because they were briefly famous as a kid. Lost former child stars don’t usually end up in the 101st Airborne Division. Very sad. R.I.P.

Yeah I’d agree they’re very unprofessional for the setting. I am confused of their choice to label it “psychological hazard” though. Surely there’s something like “proper decorum” they could’ve cited instead. This way they’re just going to draw more attention to it and get a bunch of people to come complain about…

It’s also so gross when people buy into the idea that there’s no oppression against Asian-Americans. Asian people may not have the same historic oppression that Black people have, but this country has still harmed, killed, enslaved, and traumatized them since at least the 1800s. People need to learn their history.

I sincerely doubt that the people who are outraged about racism against Asians (and rightfully so) are the same ones spreading conspiracy theories. Also, because I don’t know what’s going on in Equatorial Guinea, I’m not allowed to comment on human rights abuses elsewhere in the world? Come on now.

That’s a very dangerous line of thought. Group punishment is, without exception, never acceptable. Now in this case the consequence for the rest of the team was unavoidable, and that falls squarely on “Wrigley’s” fault. What he did there should absolutely be no tolerance for.

My one hope for all of this: I never have to hear about the fucking Snyder Cut again. I generally try not to yuck other people’s yum. I get that Snyder’s style is not appealing to me and that’s fine. Enjoy what you enjoy.

But damnit I am tired of hearing about this fucking thing.

It feels like a lot of people have lost or abandoned the ability to differentiate a joke that is about a subject from a joke at the expense of a subject.