It was actually good. The gameplay was fun (and you bet I turned the difficulty down for boss fights) and the story was just as good. No masterpiece, but this is star wars. Good vs evil, some friendship, yada yada.

Aww that kinda sucks, I wish they had just made some NSFW tag that was difficult to access. I definitely have used the gallery to download strips clubs, adult theaters, drug houses, and any adult themed stuff that I was too lazy to make myself. Well as long as they still make it easy to install mods and stuff.…

Counterpoint: I would rather they just rate the game as M and let it be a free-for-all. Among the many, many, many problems with Sims 4 is how squeaky clean and sanitized everything is. Reading stuff about how they took burglars out because they some players found them scary just makes me so bummed.

I wish someone had told me what a grind it was

Disingenuous article and headline

we are very different, or there’s something wrong with my controller, because swiping on that thing is horribly unreliable. I’m glad Ghostwire didn’t force you to use it unless you wanted to.

I’d argue against boss fights being completely skippable, just because they’re generally a pretty impressive spectacle that the devs put a lot of work into.  All for adding easy modes for people, though.  Hell, full invulnerability is fine for all I care.  More options are always good.

I’ve been playing some games on Easy difficulty lately, otherwise I would never play them because there’s enough games I don’t have the time for something that takes a lot to get through.

I would argue that The Thing is exceptionally faithful. Remember that being faithful doesn’t mean filming exactly what is on the page, you have to make changes for the medium, runtime, etc. What makes it faithful is whether it successfully preserves the themes, messages, and characterizations that make a story…

I’m not sure you can tell from up there on your soap box, but a lot of people are certainly able to fully grasp that any adaptation that drives off the central star that made fans enjoy the show is certainly not a good adaptation, and doesn’t “slap”.

Faithful or otherwise, if you lose Cavill, you’re not going to make…

I didn’t have any sympathy for her to begin with, but this kinda just seals the deal.

I’m sure the famously conservative theater community will be thrilled to take her back.

What gets me is it’s not just a group that’s anti-abortion, it’s one that specializes in really shitty emotional manipulation based on the tiniest sliver of truth, if any at all.

I don’t know how big she is and didn’t know anything about her before this whole affair, but is she trying to speedrun destroying her career? Because I think Kanye already won that speedrun and she should probably stop competing.

Welp, there goes any sympathy I had.

Most console game discs still have fully playable games on them. There might be patches to download, but if you don’t have an internet connection, most of the time you can still just insert a disc and play. Ones like this that don’t actually have a game (on console, not PC) are the exception.

The highest blank BDs available to consumers is 125gb. There are 150gb discs that have been used for movies and there are even 300gb, 500gb, and 1TB blurays available. I will never stop rallying for blurays they are the best way to watch movies in 4K.

The answer to all of your questions is yes. Not “yes, always” of course, but yes - people still want these things and still do these things.

Absolutely, I’d greatly prefer the game on the 3 discs versus download only. I disconnect from the internet whenever I get a new game to avoid the updates. I will not be buying MW2.

The only thing we know so far in the US is that it’s not the AI - someone actually attempted it with AI (not just the monkey case) and the human authorship requirement stood. The Copyright Office specifically avoided every other question in their ruling, though (e.g. what constitutes sufficient human involvement).