Speedrunning with glitches is like speedreading by skipping pages. Sure, it still takes skill, but you’re missing the point of reading on so many levels.

The problem with IP bans is that hundreds of people could be sharing the same IP, or the same pool of IPs.

Now you put down the controller while it fights the battle for you.

How in the hell is 4 goth guys driving a car and dropping turn based battles “going back to their roots”?

But Tony Stark doesn’t use that arc reactor anymore.

To me, framerate is what makes something look real. Sub 60fps feels flat, like a still picture. Around 120 things start to feel real, even if it’s low poly with muddy textures.

Awe, I’ll never get to re-experience bad controls masquerading as difficult gameplay? What ever will I do?

This isn’t new. There’s guides for this all over YouTube.

The other upside to doing it that way would be that it would make every play through unique, and would give the game a lot of replayability.

Honestly, I think most anime looks choppy and awful.

It’s trying to mimic the jerky unnatural looking animation you generally see in anime.

I own one but don’t play games on it because playing PC games on the couch is still a massive pain in the ass.

For me, seeing the fatalities was the only point in playing Mortal Kombat. The actual fighting part has always kind of sucked.

Can you please remove the NSFW ad from your home page?

He was talking about app stores blocking competitors. Seems applicable to me.

It’s Steam’s right to block Itch.io, just like it’s the Windows App Store’s right to block Steam, or Google Play’s right to block Spotify, or Chrome’s right to block Mocrosoft and Apple sites, or Comcast’s right to block Netflix.

Honestly, I think this is closer to Chrome blocking access to Apple.com.

Well, Gaben did go on a long rant about how wrong it is to block your competitor’s apps.

Didn’t Gaben say blocking competitors apps on your app store was wrong? I guess it’s only wrong when someone does it to you.

Nintendo is not in the business of giving people what they want.