“We certainly considered whether or not loot boxes would constitute as gambling” Whether they’re gambling or not, it drives me crazy how doughy they are on the subject. If the ESRB doesn’t take a hard stance on it, its going to be a problem that the law will handle, and they will handle it wrong.

Also, why did it take…

“We don’t believe it does. We think it’s a fun way to acquire virtual items for use within the game.”

That’s the coppist cop out that ever copped an out, and it’s going to bite them in the ass.

I’ve played through the original trilogy 4 separate times (Male and Female, both Renegade and Paragon). I can quote many of the scenes by heart; other scenes I can play with my eyes closed. One of these days I swear I’ll go and get the TWO missing achievements from the entire trilogy (1 from 1, 1 from 3 DLC). I own…

Wait..

There’s a reason I drive for the ball handler, not the ball.

But did either of them break out the Power Glove?

Is it a good game?

The Journey Down, a point-and-click adventure series blending sci-fi with “Afro-Caribbean vibes” that’s been running since 2010, is wrapping up with the release of its third and final chapter.

Fair enough I suppose.

Side note: If you haven’t seen the tribute to Carrie Fisher, here it is...with a tear in my eye.

Does this mean we might finally get Grey force users in the mainline films?

Looks different, looks new, looks fresh, looks good!

Nothing can save a game, when the core gameplay of the game is dull. I tried No Man’s Sky and was amazed at how dull it is. Playing the game seems as satisfying as running the calculator app on your computer. Best to just move on... forget games made by programming geniuses, we need games made by designer geniuses...

“do whatever the fuck you want.”

I had no idea what that game was or what it would entail when it was announced, and I still don’t.

Thank you for this. I was going to post something similar, so I was glad to find this comment. Well said.

God damn, this is one of the best written responses I’ve read. Well done.

So a dude with more money than most people see in their lives chose to take advantage of economically-disadvantaged individuals for the sake of some anti-Semitic “humor,” and is now surprised that there are consequences that go with that kind of behavior.

There seemed to be an awful lot of equivocation and hand-waving excuse-making going on in the comments on the previous article.

I get not wanting to think one of your favorite personalities/entertainers/what have you might actually be a shitbag (or, if not an actual shitbag, the sort of dingus who has such poor…