I’m insanely jealous that you have never heard of or played Other M......

He’s not saying he’s anyone, he’s saying what seems most reasonable to assume. Same as you’re doing.

Correct. In the true wireless realm they can’t be beat, only possibly matched by Jaybird’s offering.

Correct. In the true wireless realm they can’t be beat, only possibly matched by Jaybird’s offering.

The BBB is boomer Yelp

Yeah, it really is.

I prefer the term “breeder”.

It’s always been a thing, it’s just that it’s a vast majority and, in essence, ‘undefined’.

First time I hear that word. Feels somewhat offensive tho. Or more like an unnecessary word to be honest.

Well, the Chinese knock-off/exact copy version is available for pre-order for $115.

You totally forgot about the Final Fantasy VII remake. Nomura is personally responsible for some of the most legendary vapor ware in history haha. 

Switch Online is Nintendo’s first paid online gaming service, right? Nope. In 1999, Nintendo added the Internet to its Nintendo 64 hardware, by way of a disk drive add-on called the 64DD.

That’s like saying you can’t own a song, cause we all have voices. Can’t own a book, cause we all have fingers to write. Can’t own a game, cause can all type code. Absurd argument.

Current society (and EA) in a nutshell.

Are Adrian Peterson and Ben Roethilisberger still in the game because one beats children and the other rapes women in bathrooms.

Yeah, and then it peels up by itself in spots as time goes on, which leads to dust sticking to it and making even more of it peel up, and eventually it looks like they just pulled it straight out of the trash, yet they still leave it on there because they’re, I dunno, undercover reptoid mole men in black trying to…

Review scores are useless unless there’s a set of objective criteria being measured. Games, as media, simply can’t be judged that way. You can’t judge graphics or story design that way. You can’t even judge the bugs that way, because they might be less of a problem for some people than others.

Buying a ticket leads directly to a cutscene, skips the travel, and puts you at the destination; unless I missed something.

Heh, that’s why I try to jump into a new game as soon as possible. Finished Wolfenstein 2, just a couple side quests left in AC Odyssey, and of course Fallout 76 is pretty easy to walk away from at this stage. But even if you play something else for a while, No Man’s Sky is one of those games you can come back to any…

I play NMS as a filler when i hit those moments of over-saturation from an individual game. It is a breath of fresh air every time, regardless of what games progress it is interrupting.

I’m in a similar boat except I don’t have Detroit.  But the rest of them yeah!  Do what I do with this game: make it a change of pace game.  I’ll play something narrative heavy like RDR 2 and then for a change of pace I’ll relax just messing around in No Man’s Sky.  You should work it into your life somehow, if even a…