I mean, I’ve read through a few reviews now and they all sound very similar because the game does very specific things.

Thanks. I’m not a PC gamer but that’s the only way I’ve ever played these games. I would definitely play it more if it was portable.

How do point and click games like Thimbleweed work on the Switch? I would play those games so much more if they were on my Switch but I can’t imagine playing one without a mouse.

It also won’t truly succeed unless, like Stephen says, we hold everyone accountable and not just the “other side”. We can’t play favorites and we can’t let this be turned into a political tool.

I agree that change needs to happen but better graphics isn’t the reason teams need to be bigger.

But they don’t scale.

Seems like we need to get a rule book out so we all know when it’s okay for an angry mob to get someone fired over ideology and when it’s not.

Game communities can develop a behavioral expectation, what is considered cool or not cool but they don’t dictate the rules.

They did when they accepted the games rules and began playing. Don’t like what can happen in an online game? Don’t play online games then.

No, but it makes it more hilarious to me. 

WTF? Not if the game allows it.

The other problem that often isn’t considered is that all the money you pay to taxes early in your life, is money that you can’t be investing.

The whole post I kept thinking, is he not going to mention that horrible pubic tattoo?

It’s the portability that makes all the difference. The fact that it’s portable and has the power of a modern-ish console. 

Seriously, though get out of here with this idea that names don’t matter. I imagine you know how BS that is. 

You’re talking as if the name of the award doesn’t matter, in the comment section of an article on why an org finds the need to change the name of the award.

So are we going to pretend like every person in history that did something horrible didn’t exist, or that the work didn’t matter or just the ones that did something racist?

Yes, that’s it exactly. If you don’t understand the actual point, you can just ask for clarification. Or not comment at all. 

You say that like it’s not a big deal. 

This is actually much better since it’s two competing companies getting chumy and working together to take a funny, passive jab at Playstation.