I imagine Sony are just being terrible in negotiations. Like “Oh you can have your one popular Marvel property that we own back Disney... for 10 billion dollars.” They know Disney can afford a ridiculous buy out, but to do so for a single super hero that should have been a part of their Marvel buy out 14 or so years…

I imagine Tom Holland is not happy with his future Spider-Man projects he’ll have to be a part of.  I mean sure, he’ll make a shit ton of money, but he seems like a pretty big nerd about all this Spider-Man stuff, and he really seems to love being a part of the MCU.  Now that that part of his Spider-Man career is…

If Hitler’s art was truly brilliant, would that excuse the absolute worst piece of human garbage that he still was? Hell no.

I will never understand why Louis was “cancelled.” He asked for permission to masturbate in front of others, got permission, and then did it. If it made you uncomfortable, or you didn’t like it, that’s entirely on you, you could have said no.

Sakurai must be very proud.

I think that’s part of why I unironically love Gex.  I mean he’s a dumb terrible character, yet at the same time, his dated references and inability to stop talking are somehow endearing.  Like Bubsy doesn’t shut up in his latest games, and that’s just infuriating, but Gex’s voice and delivery make him a much more…

Sounds like we got a Logan Paul fan who hates all the hate he gets.  Too bad, the man is a tool, the hate he gets flown his way is well deserved.

I suppose crazier things have happened. But I really don’t know how GameStop has stuck around as long as they have as it is, dealing with products that are increasingly being bought in digital formats over physical by the day.

Am I missing something? The shoes look perfectly fine to me. 

I’m still not sure how I feel about the idea that we can hold the rights to moving our bodies in specific ways.  Like on paper that sounds ridiculous, yet at the same time, The Macarena is undeniable when you see it in action.  I’m very conflicted on the matter.

It’s actually shocking how many people you still see playing it if you look around. Like I don’t see them so much out on the streets, but in bars and restaurants, I still see people playing it all the time, it’s kinda crazy.

The audience is never gonna be ready to go back to a form that was less rewarding than it’s compromised pandemic form. So naturally they’ll cling to the reason the compromises were implemented to begin with (the pandemic itself), regardless of if they are even taking the pandemic seriously anymore or not. I’m sure a…

Doubtful, Eillish may be popular, but she’s not bringing with her a giant revolution to the whole music scene like The Beatles did.

“This year the Academy hired three women to host, because it’s cheaper than hiring one man.”

Cool projects, but would be sooooooooooo much cooler if they actually ran on PS1 hardware. Making a game that runs on PC but looks like an old PlayStation game, isn’t nearly as impressive as making the game in question actually playable on the system. Feels disingenuous to keep calling it a PS1 demake, when that isn’t…

For the most part, true, but is hosting a book that you didn’t create truly a loving tribute?  I respect the point of view that, Nintendo doesn’t sell the book anymore, they don’t see any profits from it, and it never even left Japan.  But none of that makes hosting that book online a loving tribute.  See, this…

I believe that if we collectively took back the original purpose of the Swastika as soon as we saw what was becoming of it back then, we might have been able to have saved it from permanently becoming this awful symbol of hate.  Because honestly, I believe we only empower the people that co-opted these symbols into…

K, now go and create something that for years was only an innocent creation that you cherished. Until one day a bunch of assholes decide that your thing is theirs and they’re going to use it as a symbol for hate. You really mean to tell me that the creator is an asshole because he doesn’t wish to acknowledge what…

I would argue that you see Pepe used more today just for trolling.  Sure, the alt-right still utilizes it, but the vast majority of the time you see it anymore, it’s just in the avatar of someone who seems to be living to troll in that moment more than anything else.

“It’s since been used by extremist groups as they perpetuate hateful rhetoric.”  Yeah, but it’s also moved beyond that too, where people ironically adapt the frog just to troll, they don’t give a shit about politics or at least that isn’t what they’re aiming to discuss by making it their avatar, they’re just trying to…