1980 Malibu

The Dakota used the front suspension from the Aspen/Volare with torsion bar springs.  In other words, they attached parts from a very light duty car to a pickup truck.  Don’t know who at Chrysler thought it was a good idea.  Probably the accountants.

I drove one of these for a few days. Ssangyong/Mercedes-Benz Musso. It was incredibly bad. The shifter felt like it could lose its connection with the cables at any moment.

It has to be the Saturn Ion. This thing was trash, even by mid 00's standards.

I haven’t watched it yet but it would have to be a hell of an episode to make up for the rest of the meandering, wishy-washy season so far.

So is making statements like that. Why say anything at all if you’re just trying to annoy people?

Working for your own standards can be, if not, inevitably the healthier choice as fandoms become increasingly toxic over time with a successful IP product that you find yourself involved with the development with. Sometimes, it’s better to get your ideas and visions out there with a sense of satisfaction than trying…

I always thought it was funny that they kept comments off on nuDeadspin. I can only imagine what the comments sections would’ve looked like.

Jim Spanfeller is such a herb.

He’s not wrong, but I feel as though the issue isn’t that the loudest assholes forget that these are people, it’s that they’re assholes and they just don’t care.

This whole deal, is, by far, the dumbest fucking thing I’ve ever seen in my 34 years of existence. What in the actual fuck is this, and what kind of absolute fucking imbecile would pay for any of this? What is this for? What is the purpose? What are you even “playing”?

I remember a game called MANTIS on PC that came with a bunch of a 5 1/4 inch disks. I looked it up and I guess its only 1o, so Indy has it beat

Star Wars Chess had 14.

Yeah, kings quest 5 or 6, I can't remember which, came on a whole bunch of disks - like at least 6. 

Maybe I am old but this doesn’t feel like news at all.  Big game comes on multiple disks isn’t a new thing. I remember when a game would come on a box full of 5 1/4 inch floppy disks

So just to be clear: they removed all the protections that were in place to actually protect minors, but this is still an issue.

Super helpful, TY.

Bonchon rules

It’s the everything has to be a live service mentality, that ruins games and developers.