Please... don’t construct... straw man arguments... to... try and... convince us that... you have a useful... point to make.

My recent play-through of 13 Sentinels got me wondering about yakisoba pan and I started trying to recreate some version of it at home.

“Things your cat could swallow and choke on (like ribbon, string, or small bits of plastic)“

I mean... there’s a stage (more like a room) with a wintery aesthetic.

This is a foolish point.

I’ve never understood it either. Particularly in the case of classic Final Fantasy games, I’ve always thought that his artwork seemed decidedly at odds with the games’ visuals. The character portraits don’t evoke anything about the sprites and vice-versa. If anything, they distract me from how my imagination…

Well then what the fuck is your point?

Yeah. Around the same time that Google’s motto was “don’t be evil.”

Nobody has to clear up their distrust for Trump. The guy is an ignorant asshole that never should have been elected to begin with. Entire libraries could be filled with books detailing his malice and incompetence.

“Warp speed” is a perfectly good and sensible program, regardless of the president at the time. If it helps, he certainly had nothing to do with the details. It’s a rare instance of this administration allowing smarter people to do what they do best.

It seems to me that the ridiculous tendency of gamers (and professional reviewers, in either turn or response) to treat games as a cost-per-hour proposition has resulted in this awful fabricated dilemma.

The Sega 6-button controller really deserved a shout-out here. It’s the best pad for fighting games, bar none.

I can’t believe this wasn’t included.

Your post is misusing words to deliver no information about a distinction that doesn’t matter.

Nobody is writing anything dismissively. The article literally says “Let me ask you a question, and I want you to be 100% honest with me: if you have ever owned a standard PlayStation 4—not a PS4 Pro or PS4 Slim—how long did it last before it started doing terrible things?”

Sony definitely has the edge over MS on exclusives, but it’s still a relatively small number relative to the size of the library. Especially compared to Nintendo’s shockingly prolific first-party catalog.

Same. Mine works the same as it did on the day I got it.

Not many. Glancing through my library I see Trauma Center, Zack and Wiki, House of the Dead (2/3/Overkill), Mad World, and Dead Space Extraction.

But I also don’t see it as a huge problem because they’re accompanied by at least 20 first-party games. Mario Galaxy 1 & 2. Punch Out. Sin and Punishment. Xenoblade...

I think the Wii U is basically a modern-era Dreamcast — a console that just got unfairly screwed by consumers.

There’s no answer to this question that won’t piss off a lot of people, but for me it’s definitely the PS Vita.