Wait, there’s no North American 3DS version?

I don’t get it, the switch has a touchscreen. Right?

The Wii U had a huge list of amazing games that didn’t sell because the console wasn’t selling very well. It makes sense for Nintendo to port over these titles. I ended up buying Bayonetta 2 twice (once on Wii U now on Switch), simply because I didn’t have time to play it at home, but loads of time on the go.

I’ve never seen someone be so completely, absolute, horrifically wrong about something.

I’m not into esports myself, but seeing Deadspin commenters getting triggered by the mere presence of esports articles has become one of my favorite things on the site.

Now I really want to see Cupborne. A mashup of Lovecraftian abominations and cutsey old-timey animation would sure be something.

Are you gonna call that Shadow of the Colossus remake a “13-year-old game”? Because it’s the same basic situation. Same underlying gameplay, but overhauled graphics.

But its portable.

Technically, it’s a slightly cut-down version of a 1-year-old remaster of a 6-year-old game.

For anyone counting, this one IS a first amendment issue, what with the sheriff and that prosecutor saying they will try to bring charges. That is the government trying to suppress free speech (as opposed to twitter removing a checkmark, which is not). Now lets see those self styled libertarians on the alt!right…

“Seems to me that Japan needs to reconsider their height policy on buildings”

I can only hope this is real.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie

Older than that - this is from 1992. I saw it when I was 9 years old and man did it take me out of the movie and hate it instantly for the fact that they made Tom & Jerry talk for the duration of the film.

Did you guys ever write one on the guy that said he was sexually harassed at Naughty Dog and then fired after reporting it, and offered $20k to not talk about it?

Good lord, it’s like seeing that awful Tom & Jerry movie from the 90s all over again.

HR is there to protect the company. NOT the employees. Everything HR does is to protect the company. From trying to keep things quiet, to dealing with things swiftly (regardless of the outcome,) you name it, HR is trying to prevent lawsuits and actions against the company. Employees that cause trouble, especially in…

This is disappointing. I thought he was going to figure out how many nukes are need to actually blow the planet into an asteroid belt. That would actually require some complicated math, not just infographic creation skills and division.