The reason it’s relevant is because this game was expected to have as much mileage as Skyrim. Phil Spencer said it himself - and currently it’s doing worse than Skyrim considering how new the game is and how anticipated it was.

The logo looks like a negative to the GameCube logo. Even the branding is a fail 😂

It’s Square Enix so I'm not surprised.

They can become very clique-y. There needs to be more regulation to help ensure they are actually serving the employees. But in this political climate, you're either unquestionably for or against them, so it's almost impossible for sensible reform to happen.

As far as practicality goes, Xbox is convenient and a decent value (at least until M$ starts expecting to actually make money off Game Pass and xCloud).

Apple has always pretended to use morality as a basis for their decision-making. This isn't surprising, as it's par for the course as far as they go. 

I’m really surprised the author of this article didn’t make this connection, let alone criticize it. There’s a good chance that AT&T is the bad guy here. Dish Network actually had a pretty decent pro-consumer record. AT&T/HBO/Direct TV, not so much (seriously, is the author of this piece completely clueless?)

Most of Hyundai’s design influence comes from Lotus last I knew. Their cars look more and more like a Genesis every year.

That’s the problem though - even more responsible users can fall into the emotional traps that Facebook is designed to manipulate. The average user doesn’t understand Facebook’s strategy, and that isn’t totally their fault, because who’s supposed to teach them? This wasn't such a prevalent issue 10 years ago.

The problem is, Apple is anti-consumer in their own ways. 

Their file explorer was probably hiding extensions, so all they saw was ApplicationPDF.

Right? I'd want that kill to last me.

Ironically, if Facebook’s sole source of revenue was it’s user’s money, it would be a decent user-centric experience.

Honestly, I’m just glad that we never saw a single clip of Elektra. I’ve wanted her dead since she debuted on the show. She was just annoying and the show did a terrible job developing her as a character.

Season 2 was great through and through. I was impressed. I wasn't a fan of how it started out, but it quickly fixed itself after a few episodes.

Yes! It ticks me off that reviewers like MKBHD completely fail to take into account the ridiculous cost of phones anymore when there’s a problem. 

Many times I see the same person win damn near every time. And there are way too many scenarios when people aren’t affected by items. Pair that with the relatively unfair item distribution, and it’s no wonder winning is damn near impossible.

Skyward Sword is the only Zelda game that I absolutely did not enjoy in any capacity. I tried my damnedest to, but all I ever got out of it was infuriation. I played it once; I have no desire to play it again. 

2 concerns I have with this:

The screwing over of Native Americans is bad, but what is most incrementing is Pai trying to get resellers out of the Lifeline program. This clearly demonstrates a conflict of interest, given his close ties to Verizon.