I hate this video, but they’re not breaking the law. What they’re guilty of, is not going above and beyond what a normal and logical human would do. These guys are not different than any guys that do any telephone pole work I’m sure. They know Comcast/the Towns Policy, and they’re following it.…

On a news post about Onechanbara, an ecchi game about bikini-clad zombie hunters, I came upon a simple post raising a good question. The poster, whom we’ll refer to as Steve (because I can’t find the old post to tell you who he was), wrote the following: “Honest question. It seems like every time there’s anything…

It didn’t help that the pokemon we previously caught weren’t counted. They put the challenge a few weeks after the release, and a lot of players actually finished the game. I only caught some pokemons missing from my pokedex, and tried to shiny hunt.

I would rather buy multiple versions of the 3DS before I ever buy another Sony handheld. The Vita and PSTV were poorly supported by Sony, and marketed as “remote play” accessories for the PS4.

Sometimes I like to run my hands up and down my body and think about how miserable Notch is despite having more money than God.

Logically, the company that should have made Minecraft first was LEGO. What a wasted opportunity.

This is a super-long but very good and detailed explanation that I wouldn’t blame you for not reading but it sums it up nicely.

He just really wanted to be her hero.

And I was into Dreamcast....no regrets lol

I had the VHS of that.... No dual audio option, English dub only...
It’s so bad I still quote it to this day.

Video games are going to be fucking insane in 10 years.

But you know what would really be cool tho? Trading card games with holograms.

Sorry, my exposure is purely limited to the ForKids that Cartoon Network ran as part of Toonami, and LittleKuriboh’s wonderful parody. I loved it for it’s absurd everything. I liked when the ghost of an ancient Egyptian would murder people. I liked when the ghost became the main character. Motorcycles seemed like the…

I dunno... it kinda looks like a weird in between fusion of physical and digital card games with none of the benefits of either.

In my experience after the one time setup individual cords cease to matter all cords are converged into a tangled singularity, encompassing all mankind slowly suffocating your soul... but that is just one data point.

Well yeah, it’s astounding that the world is the way it is, considering regular RPGs have like 50 models to pick from, like DQ7, but the game has about 800 monsters, and even more NPCs.

I feel like the true onus there is on the public, though. A “timely” review now is at least 24 hours before the game hits shelves, which is patent absurdity. Especially since most AAA titles have massive Day One patches, which is just insane and renders any advance copy review slightly useless. I think the whole…

This is why the industry would be better off not giving out review copies. No expectations and no biases.

I have a Vive, and I mostly agree with you, but I have to wonder what your reasoning is for this statement:

I... really don’t like the PS Pro. It splits development for very little benefit, and it means that no one will optimize for the vanilla PS4 anymore, so we’ll have bullshit like the PC does where if a game doesn’t work on your hardware, they’ll just say “buy better hardware, stop being so poor” and that sort of goes…