Unfortunately, his odds of “running a Boston” were incredibly low in 2016 as well, and we all know how that turned out. How many smug “No, Donald Trump Won’t Be President” articles did we all have to read in the run-up to that catastrophe?

Do you like how it tastes? ———-> Yes ————> Sure, add it!

In other news, most people don’t blow giant snot bubbles while sleeping.

If you’re a good player, you should be able to beat an average player with a dad build.

Which is fine. I don’t mind people turning it off. I’m just sick of the constant parade of articles (including here on Kotaku) insisting that you’re playing games like Breath of the Wild wrong if you leave the default HUD in place.

I’ve often thought about this, and appreciate seeing someone else articulating the point.

Ah, yes. It’s about patriotism and respect for the commander-in-chief.

Ask anybody who has experienced any potentially psychosomatic effect how they feel, and you’ll get results that shouldn’t be trusted.

Cut in half, salt and pepper the cut surface. Simple as that.

Huh? If Coinstar were getting screwed on their corporate sponsorships, they wouldn’t downplay them. They’d just eliminate them.  

Well this post doesn’t suggest any bias at all. 

I don’t have any problem with the triggers, but the d-pad is trash.

You go through a controller every six months?

What does that even mean?

I get that. But there would be no great way to ensure that people don’t put up a completely different level in the guise of an older one, either for the purposes of trolling (because you know that’s gonna happen), or just to get traffic to the new stage. You wouldn’t be able to trust the prior comments and ratings any…

It’s really worth noting that Coinstar does not take money off the top if you convert it to Amazon credit (or another brand of gift card). After all these years of having machines everywhere, it blows my mind how much trouble Coinstar has had communicating this fact. Nobody seems to know it.

On one hand, I’d like this too. I have a few courses where I’d like to add some tweaks.

Not saying there aren’t differences. They just don’t feel particularly impactful. The games aren’t appreciably better for it.

What’s especially galling is that all this increased tech and power consumption is bringing essentially zero innovation to the medium. The transition from last gen to the current one was absurdly ho-hum. The graphics got a bit nicer, and the games play exactly the same. I’m not sure I can think of a single AAA game…

Without knowing in advance which of those extensions presents a danger, lowering the total number of extensions still lowers your overall risk, and in no uncertain terms. This is basic math.