Honestly confused about why this dude got pissed and went rogue. He just wanted his name in the credits earlier than he was getting? Like why would you receive credit before your content is even present in the game? Is there something I'm not getting here?

As an F1 fan I know how uninteresting a sport can be when things get really, really unequal between drivers (F1 being a sport where no amount of being a scrappy upstart or underdog matters if you can’t drop 200 million on wind tunnel tests and the best German engineers), but this constant pursuit of balance baffles…

In layperson terms

What did you think patches were?

Fighting game pros are all wusses.

And for those of us who treat Smash like a party game and not a competitive fighter, this changes nothing.

The fact that Smash continues to be involved in the competitive scene despite the desires of the creators and the very core of its design is beyond absurd to me.

Final destination, steve, no items.

Well the obvious fix is now everybody has to play as Steve

“20 Best Films of All Time — Ranked By An Expert Jury”

How did far cry 4 make the list over, say, link to the past? as the list says, “any game where you can hang-glide over a waterfall is fine by me”. and you know what? they’re right! that ruled! and if that makes it one of their favourite games of all time, then it deserves a spot on their list.

You could easily just sell the lot on ebay.  Someone would buy that many cards for $100 or more.

Honestly, the entire Zelda franchise is a mixed bag. I really enjoyed some, and absolutely hate others. 

I can’t stand Zelda games. It’s always been one of the franchises where I am having the least fun. Breath Of The Wild is the one I had the most fun in — right up to where I got into the grind of having to replace my weapons by fighting an enemy that would destroy even more of my weapons — and I never played it again.

Just go to your local game store and see if they want them.

Some stores let you bring in a whole box of cards and just selling it all to them. Depending on how old and rare the cards are there may be some legitimately super expensive things in there.

Try your local gaming store. If the shop won’t take them you can probably just leave them on a table with a post-it note that says “free” on any MTG night and they will vanish. Some kind soul might even part them out to make giveaway decks for beginners.

Isn’t there a way to donate them anonymously or give them to some organization?

some people take their discard pile seriously.