“Charles Martinet is literally right there, Nintendo.”

Microsoft would be stupid not to keep the franchise multiplatform, and I say this as someone who truly couldn’t care less about the series. They don’t make a profit on each system sold, so if the thought is to keep it exclusive to make more profit on the hardware you’d sell with the game, is flawed to say the least.…

Is this shocking to you? Are you unfamiliar with Skyrim? Players will look past glitches if the experience is still fun enough. 

Wonder how the install bases compare, I have to imagine the amount of people that own skateboards to those that own a One Wheel is at least 50 to 1. Wonder how many one wheel deaths we’d be looking at per year if they had the same size install-base as skateboards.

Every time I see one of these out in the wild, I think the same thought, “That looks dangerous as hell.” It seems like a device tackling a realm that’s already been conquered in multiple much safer ways.

Is the entire game ruined for you now that you know what Dudunsparce looks like? Give me a break. Don’t want to see your favorite media spoiled? Maybe stay away from outlets that cover that media. Just a thought.

The champion of ‘free speech’ can’t even take a joke. How pathetically ironic.

Dumb that they even need an answer for this. Not every piece of media needs diversity shoehorned in. Hell, I find that kind of diversity much more insulting than no diversity at all. Now, if your story organically brings in diversity, that’s cool, but when your content clearly only includes diversity because it was…

I would definitely argue that it was because of Community that Yahoo Screen was a thing for as long as it was.

Stephen King famously hated the movie adaptation of The Shining for how unfaithful it was to his source material, but the general public had a very different opinion, and the movie ranks among the top of King film adaptations, in fact many will argue its the best. 

“Hollywood’s leading himbo,” I’m genuinely shocked to see such a phrase within the ultra-woke collective of Kinja websites. Perhaps a few writers here have more of a backbone and are free-er thinkers than i give them credit for 

Oh of course, but that makes sense, the Internet was still a toddler, and social media in general was a newborn infant, of course the first major social network was an unprotected mess, but that’s all a part of its charm. And had it survived, it would obviously not still be that old unprotected playground that it was,…

It brings out everyone’s inner bully because everyone recognizes the dumpster fire for what it is and it’s happening to one of the most deserving entities out there. No one feels bad for Zucky because he’s had a super easy go at life that stems from copying the concept of original thinkers before him (I will always…

There is something satisfying of seeing a man who made his billions off of copying the idea of someone before them (Tom of MySpace anyone?), finally having a passion project truly of their own (though still not original at all, VRChat anyone? Ready Player One anyone?), just failing to catch on miserably, and costing…

Another reason I’m glad to stick to the CS6 version of the Adobe suite and continue avoiding the Creative Cloud versions. 

Yeah, servers aren’t real people that should be treated with the same respect you expect others to give you.  This guy totally gets it.

Unprofessional, sure, but that was hardly what I'd consider an outburst. Just read like a casual remark by someone who truly believes what he was saying. 

“Fire Emblem: Awakening on the Nintendo 3DS, another game that lacked legs.” I’m sorry, what? Awakening is one of the best Fire Emblem games there has been, second probably only to Three Houses. In fact it was the game that saved the franchise, they intended for it to be the last Fire Emblem game, but it did so well…

Good lord, someone actually got paid to write this 'article'?

I don’t see why live action Zelda couldn’t work. Given the state of fantasy in film, be it movies or TV shows, I’m not seeing any boundaries to making even the most abstract of Zelda stories work in live action.