Kind of odd that the new Story of Seasons (announced months ago) hasn’t been covered yet on Kotaku, but this was.

Those stats aren’t particularly useful for Symmetra specifically because players tend to switch off her after losing the first point (especially so before her Shield Generator/Photon Barrier) rework.

My experience with beta’s (or alpha’s or what have you) coming out of Steam has been pretty positive. Rimworld is a notable example. The refund option certainly helps too if it ends up being a lemon.

There were two arguments. First is that the pricing isn’t surprising given that it seems to be like the way Prison Architect’s pricing was structured. And second is that I don’t believe it should be a “fiver” - which we seem to be in agreement about. What is the problem again?

It’s the same way Prison Architect was done, FYI. Definitely not a “fiver”.

I think that was edited in a little later after the article was first posted

For Chrome? Look for uBlock Origin (there’s also another one called uBlock which is not maintained anymore and should be avoided). Origin is somewhat similar to NoScript in terms of functionality and has generally been regarded as the best script blocking extension available for Chrome. As for ScriptNo and NotScript,…

It would seem to be the latter (accidental), after having re-read the two posts. Carry on, sir!

I think that’s a false equivalence. There’s a difference being taking part of a group which serves a specific function, versus supporting someone because they represent a whole host of ideals that you also agree with. Otherwise you would be looking at a paragon, which seems unlikely.

I’m not so sure if MS is the one performing the hysterics here: http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/en-us/…

See the post further down regarding the alleged solicitation from glove.ly.

See the post further down regarding the alleged solicitation from glove.ly.

Please keep in mind that there are a whole host of caveats, not simply with deductibles kicking in for treatments. Cholesterol screening, for example, is free for certain age groups only (and also depends on your risk factor). I'm pointing out this one specifically, because Credit Sesame doesn't have it listed for…

That's how I felt as well. The super convenient room resizing features spoiled me quite a bit, since it's much, much easier to resize homes now.

I've used this for a few weeks since they first released it. It's useful to see the statistical information, such as the active usage of an app vs. potential battery life saved, but at least for me, the information was just that - mainly useful for data enthusiasts. For those that are concerned about preserving…

FYI, the adapter by itself is also available if you're not in need of (perhaps yet another) Gamecube controller. Personally, I prefer my silver controller so I'll probably stick with buying the game and adapter separately.

I recall an earlier article announcing its release, but not one specifically available on Amazon - I guess this is the justification, even though like you and various other people here, I have also had it pre-ordered weeks ago. Siliconera also has an article about this, coincidentally enough.

Now that Peach's side smashes occur in a pattern, I imagine her final smash + tennis racket will be very viable.

Misspoke, never mind.

Exactly. I was rather confused and thought that they rolled out yet another change. As others have noted, this has existed for months now.

For American Express's savings accounts, they actually GIVE you a small amount instead of taking. The amount is trivial, but I wonder how many of these comments would have their tunes changes if Nintendo did the same.