But odds are more folks than you might hope still used their Nintendo devices for Netflix, so sucks for them.

You missed the fine print—those are “good only for 8-bit NES Game Paks with the Quality Seal.”

So they solicited ideas in December 2020, and the game is being released in July 2021. What a surprise—this looks like a game that’s only been in development for 6 months.

I’ll wait for the new TMNT, thanks.

Personally, I can’t shake the sense that it’s just a beat too early to congregate by the thousands in a cramped, sweaty convention hall.

Bad news—that second one was real and the police are here to speak with you.

Gato Roboto is a great game and a really quick play—it’s worth checking out. I was excited when I heard who was developing this, but it looks like it’s just going to be another pixel-graphic bullet hell indie game.

I think you missed that the last sentence of the article was a joke.

The original game had 8 playable characters (not including DLC). For the sequel, it looks like Yoshi / Rabbid Yoshi are getting replaced with the two Bowsers, and they’re adding a Rabbid Rosalina as well.

My guess is that Rivers isn’t saving his “A” material for an indie video game about bears who skateboard with boats.

Thankfully, most of the time I have fun even when I’m losing in KoC.

It’s only $10 during the current EGS sale, and it comes standard with a 900-level battle pass (which includes in-game currency to buy additional items). If that’s not enough value, I don’t know what to tell you.

This is great news for Valorant.

It’s almost always money.

The entire time I read the article, I was trying to decide if the string lights were plugged in or not.

That game was rushed out and half-baked. Not the developer’s fault by a country mile.

That /s should have its own /s.

Now do Empire of Sin.

They’re not challenging whether she’s qualified as an expert—if she’s giving testimony about various financial aspects of the Xbox ecosystem, she’s required to turn over the documents she’s basing that testimony on.

I think most people outside the video game fandom would be surprised that the consoles themselves aren’t profitable, based on how big the industry is.