Damn, that’s hilarious.

I’m not necessarily opposed, but I actually rather like Turbine, so I doubt they’d have done a better job anyways. To be fair it could’ve been good anyways though, in a different way.

why would i actively try to make a far better OS seem more like a far more inferior OS?

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…

I mean, it’s pretty obvious they’re standing shoulder to shoulder looking past each other. They aren’t making eye contact. Without context, it looks like a weird form of forced perspective but if you actually watch the whole scene it’s not that bad. 

Buddy, nowhere was he saying that.

Seriously. All these kids talking about PS2 games they loved “as a kid” that came out around the time I went to college just makes me feel even older.

It tastes so much better when you didn’t do the work.

Can we just get another solid 3 years of good switch support before, y’know, you pull like a wii-u? 

Jesus tap dancing Christ, how many times do we have to do this, it wasn’t about the area of the floating door, it’s about how much weight it could support. If Rose & Jack were on the door it would have partially submerged & Rose would have died of hypothermia before the lifeboat arrived.

Agreed, but it would have been great for the article to state that.

I think it’s more a matter of “this collaboration barely exists yet, and they already can’t keep their mouths shut, so maybe let’s take our IPs somewhere that shows a little more respect for discretion.”

I’m it’s sure it’s 100% as simple as it seems here. Nintendo entered an agreement with Netflix under the condition of confidentiality. Netflix broke that, so Nintendo took its toys and went home. The only ways I’d think this were more suspect was if a) Nintendo weren’t as notoriously secretive as it is, and b) they’ve…

How can we ignore the 800lb gorilla in the room, which is:
The precedent setting new standard for destructive, violent protesting set by the political left all during 45's term?

On Jan 06, I did not see a single statue torn down. I saw no businesses in flames. I saw not a single “maga hat” wearing looter exiting…

One guy working, three guys watching. I guess they have unions in Japan too.

Said it before, and I’ll say it again: I’d never get into EVE Online, but reading about it is endlessly fascinating. 

According to an Amazon cybersecurity engineer who spoke anonymously. . .

At this point, if you’re gonna boycott games over pretty much anything the publisher has done wrong, you’re not going to be able to buy any game from anyone any more. For the most part, think about the developers instead, not that that gives you that much more choice.

So grateful to everybody reading and engaging with this piece, there are some really strong points being made (both for and against its central thesis) down here. One thing I wish I’d made a little clearer in my text, though: I don’t object to V because they’re a blank player avatar—I like a blank player avatar just…

Theory: She sheds are the natural response to the “open concept” house everyone thought they wanted but quickly learned meant “No place at all to get away to”.