problem is, they came from a single player experience in which whatever you wanted was yours, if you could merc it. cars, properties, you name it. the whole enjoyment for some folks from that history was having all the content.

in the US, soccer essentially didn’t exist beyond a microscopic level for general interest until Americans suddenly ‘discovered’ soccer ... in 1994, lol.

wow, 2015 ... that looks cool. what happened? why is it nowhere near out yet?

iirc it was. technos?

Not a River City Ransom fan, sauce1977 fan, or both?

but none as hatey mchate as the Yorks!

miss you, hatey mclife

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deus_vult

Deus Vult was not acceptable then, nor is it now.

Nobody knows, except for Kotaku and Kinja staff!

Pictured: York ownership (left) to Lynch in the near future:

So do I, cabon, so do I. :C

As did I.

At least Kinjaditors haven’t bahleeted this thread, so others can find the deal and do the same!

I know nothing as well!

It was one of those gems back in the day that I purchased on a leap of faith, and I was given hours upon hours of play and replay and great beat-m-up action!

Plus the RPG elements (building up your character) was pretty cool for its time.

Me neither, so I’ll refrain from interpretation as such until someone on Kotaku staff can explain what happened.

if it was because it was already covered in one of those ‘look at all these deals’ that are rather voluminous to peruse, then I would disagree with that decision because the international news regarding immigration and the ACLU today is of utmost focus ... and a separate notification of such a deal is actually quite…

correct. it was a post located here: http://kotaku.com/1791760667

it was posted by Luke about an hour ago. and within minutes, it disappeared.

better to be utterly boring than exciting in a negative way.

and if both major political parties are far too cowardly to move against Trump, or are too much in support of their own interests over those they represent, of which some may overlap with support of Trump, directly or indirectly ...

then they will find the people will grow more intolerant of their parties, by the day.

And Trump’s use of Bannon will ultimately be a great consequence to him and his entire staff.