That would mean these guys would’ve maybe prepared for combat or war.

Reminds me of my first foray into being a dungeon master. Started out the entire party with amnesia in a dungeon with tons of locked doors and only one path forward. It was TERRIBLE. Everyone hated it and nearly 20 years later, I am still embarrassed of it to this day.

So you could say

“We forgot that we can sell much of our pre-owned stock of games between now and the holiday shopping season. So we’ll resume the program once we have more money and fewer used games to rent.”

Well, my uncle’s ex wife had a nephew that worked as a janitor at a business that made toilet paper, and let me tell you, 10K is just a ridiculous average amount to pay anyone to make video games. How hard can it be? A computer, printer and maybe a decent 19" CRT monitor and anyone should be able to get their work…

The problem I see with this is that raising the prices of games would only benefit the industry IF people keep buying as many games as before. If we raise the price by $20, less people would buy those games. Instead of buying, let’s say, a dozen games a year, some people may buy 10.

Spoiler alert: the SNES Classic in the box only has 29 games.

Shortly after the video made its way onto the internet last Friday, the club confirmed that all four players had been released

I want to know what kind of spiders these were.

“When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending their best. They’re not sending you. They’re not sending you. They’re sending people that have lots of problems, and they’re bringing those problems with us. They’re bringing drugs spiders. They’re bringing crime live fucking spiders. They’re rapists Arachnologists.…

We could have prevented this with a wall, right? Can’t have those bad hombre spiders stealing our jobs, despoiling our women, or bringing drugs here. Though our current administration wouldn’t have cared if they hurt our natural environment.

Man when I was a kid they would just include games or an extra controller or something.

If you read further you see that the developer states that Microsoft themselves do not understand what is needed and would need to change their imposed restrictions,and therefore are the ones at fault.

If you read the article, SE is waiting on MS to revise their policy before green lighting even though MS approach them.