That is still The Inventory.

Congratulations, you quoted the OP.

Again, not what the original poster said and thus not what I responded to.

The person I’m responding to said nothing about Amazon. They said “made in China”. Maybe try looking next time?  Or are you in too much of a hurry to bash Gizmodo to do any basic checking first?

Gizmodo doesn’t advertise products for Amazon. That’s The Inventory, which is run completely separately.

The presence of the eagle suggests the more literal eagle vision is making a return.  

If you’re talking about AC: Chronicles, the first was set in China, not Japan.

I’m very fond of Syndicate, myself.

Yup, now owned by Amazon and free with a Prime membership.

I can’t speak for other platforms, but of course sales of PSVR are dropping off. It’s one of if not the worst of the current options and the PS4 is ending the end of its lifespan so PS sales are dropping in general and the PS5 and eventually with it a likely upgrade to PSVR are coming out.

Very eloquent. I’m completely convinced.

The Expanse, hands down.

No, because he used his money to bankrupt a site that he didn’t like. And he did so by seeking damages far away and above the damage done in a deliberate attempt to shut the site down, not because he was being altruistic but because he had a grudge against the site.

It’s not the best sci fi show currently ongoing, but it is enjoyable enough and often has some nice ideas or visuals in among the popcorn fluff. I look forward to another season.

That’s not what I said and you know it.

No, actions can and should be judged by motives. Doing the (arguably) right thing for morally wrong reasons is shitty. And even if it weren’t, doing something that is potentially dangerous to business that haven’t done anything wrong is morally wrong by itself, so by your own argument the actions are shitty.

Both. Can. Be. True.

Yes. But because they were self serving and dangerous they were shitty.  The means don’t justify the ends.

Again, both can be true.  Life isn’t black and white no matter how much you really want it to be.