This one’s actually on Roku. The failure state for unexpected network traffic shouldn’t be to do whatever their devices are doing.

Hey man

A-Haaa! I think it’s been fair to say that for some time now.

Nope.

Of course this isn’t out in the US. Americans can’t afford ambulances.

I feel “influencers” should be punished more severely to show how they’re held to a higher standard than other players. 

To add onto d), the way these guys describe a video game punishment is absolutely ridiculous.

Man those quotes are such garbage.

Famous people shouldn’t get lesser punishments than the rest of us. Nobody wants to play against an aim-botter, whether it’s a pro on a smurf account or not. Frankly, even if he’s telling people not to do this, he’s still sending the message that it’s okay to do it. 

a) he cheated so he should get banned

It’s fair and deserved. I am glad EPIC is sticking by their decision. Cheaters in these games ruin the fun for everyone. That kid can go play APEX or whatever other game until he gets banned for cheating in that game.  Fortnite isn’t the only game out there.

Don’t do the crime, if you can’t do the time.

Why am I continually seeing people spam that wildly incorrect report from a nobody website? Nobody has been fired, we’re all still here doin’ our thing. Like these posts, which you’re commenting under right now.

Busting Makes Luigi Feel Good

I personally won’t touch the Aladdin/Lion King collection because it doesn’t include the superior SNES version of Aladdin. Capcom (and Shinji Mikami) did a bang up job on that game.

The autoplaying videos are the cancers of the kinja blogs.

I didn’t even read the article, I’m here just to complain about the Auto Playing ad from the ‘Recent Videos from Kotaku’ widget.

Clickbait headline! I wanted to know what a ‘swangsong’ was only to discover that the game is actually titled ‘V:tM: Swansong’

Some ideas: