Came here to post the same reaction, albeit with a Bay-formers pic instead of Bumblebee Man.

That would strike me as being not only illegal, but incredibly noticeable, given how many Roku TVs are out there - if the volume suddenly dropped on all of them, people would notice, and not be happy. I doubt they would be foolish enough to try something like that, especially since not all TVs with Roku are Roku…

I’m not the biggest Roku person (just didn’t like its UI, although, to be fair, my experience is limited to a short time with a Roku TV a few years back), but I’m with you on the “Smart” TV thing - it’s almost always a sub-optimal platform that gets abandoned after a few years, leaving you with a mess of half-working…

I’m sorry to disappoint you, but this is definitely Jpop dancing - kpop, surprisingly enough, is from Korea, jpop from Japan. Hence the 'k' and 'j'. This is a Japanese game, with Japanese pop songs, and Japanese pop dancing.

I’ve always wanted to play that - just the concept alone of combining Nobunaga’s Ambition with collectible cartoon monsters stuffed into balls is so wonderfully absurd, it has to be worth playing

When increasing the stash size destabilizes the game, you’ve got some larger issues with your basic inventory management implementation under the hood. Probably the same old issue that would cause your inventory menu to take over a minute to load, and run like molasses after it did, when you had too many items on you…

To be fair, it's an electric rat. Momma spent extra cause she cares.

It’s one of the dark secrets of the Pokemon world - humans there are functionally immortal, and can only die of old age. They can get beat up, bruised, but they always recover in record time. That’s why there is no war. Or, should I say, no direct war. All citizens are taught from an early age to raise Pokemon, to…

Nah, I just dislike assholes. And RE: kittens, sadistic assholes are sadistic assholes in everything they do, and I could practically smell your shit-eating grin as you thought of people’s hardware bricking from here. Noticed you wouldn’t deny the part about the girlfriend. Poor thing.

Inquisition takes most of what you hated and dials it up further, so probably best to keep away. I managed to get over the dumbed-down combat, customization, and general RPG-ness in DA2 because I enjoyed the characters a lot, but it was still depressing (I pre-ordered the PC version at the time, and after 5 minutes of…

I would rate it above Inquisition but below Origins, going solely by plot, gameplay and characterization. The small number of maps are reused to a point beyond absurdity, and production quality suffered from the insane rush EA forced on Bioware, but the dumbed-down RPG mechanics are still well above Inquisition’s…

I never once claimed to like or support piracy, I just don’t feel the need to actively cheer at the idea of those that do having their expensive hardware illegally destroyed. You, on the other hand, seem to be getting off on imagining their misfortune.

Do you still have to constantly collect 3 of things, or sometimes 3 sets of 3 things, over and over and over again?

This is a fairly likely outcome, especially for those simply following a tutorial with no real clue as to what they are doing.

Nothing like happily wishing destruction of property on people for something that in no way affects you. You certainly seem like a wonderful person.

If you ever plan on taking your Switch online, you should just let the firmware be. If you're just as happy without online gaming, the eShop, etc, then it doesn't really matter, although if you haven't hacked it so far, this seems like a pretty bad reason for doing so now.

I can definitely understand Nintendo being seriously unhappy about this, and fans getting angry for Nintendo’s sake, but I don’t quite get the spoiler argument - it’s one thing if this were a plot-heavy RPG like The Witcher 3, or something like Red Dead Redemption 2, or, heck, even Call of Duty (outside of the MP-only…

Yes, but you didn’t spend a paragraph singing its praises, nor mention even once dropping to your knees in worship of its name.

One of these days, I’ll have to dive back in - I played near constantly for 2 weeks after release, until I had seen essentially everything, and all that was left were random variations of what I’d already seen and done. I remember being really excited when I started encountering the corrupted, overrun outposts,…

CoD has its own audience, just like sports games do; they are for the most part completely separate from the regular gaming market, and will always buy the latest iteration of that franchise, even if the box contains nothing but a blank disc.