Do you work in marketing? Because I think you nailed it...

To the three people who downloaded emulators from the window store:

Sweet mother of fuck, I’m scared to pet my cat anywhere other than its head... let alone the belly of that lynx.

Stop acting like you’re some sort of pioneer for thinking that :)

If you cut them up and dehydrate the parts, then yeah.

If you cut them up and dehydrate the parts, then yeah.

Like Squadaloo said, they were called globows and turning Kazooie into a dragon also netted you unlimited fire eggs :)

C’mon dude. With all the time saved by not shaving that neck-beard, you would think there’s time in the day to call your local rep.

Capsaicin has nothing on this hot take...

Either those are great benefits or my employer is REALLY awful with theirs...

Maybe you and I can’t...

Point taken!

I’ve been quite active in this thread on Tuesday so would you mind giving a direct quote so we can discuss it? Or are you just OK with pointing fingers?

Great question & I’m also curious.

Great question & I’m also curious.

By that logic, it would be ok to call a lion a cat...

I mean... BK, BT, DK64 are fun games... but why not iron out the persistent kinks that have plagued the series over 10 years ago?

Yes! Any website can!

Coincidentally, I’m currently playing Banjo Tooie because I never got that far when I was a kid. It’s fun, but there are some definite similarities when I first heard about this game last week...

Hey shit-for-brains, it’s called being persuasive. When you sling insults and condescend, you’re not being persuasive at all.

I’m a woman. I believe a pay gap exists. I also was personally offended by the man-splaining label.

How do you (or Lifehacker, or Gizmodo) knows whether I’m just not interested or I actively disliked the article?