Sometimes they walk up to you so they remember to run away from you. Cats are weird.

I see no Ronald Reagan, only Ronnie Raygun.

I haven’t had a chance to check it out yet, but I’m hoping there aren’t latency issues, because that would really justify the whole “not doing it” part.

Deathloop? More like Crashloop.

Nah, it’s still a scalpers market.

AH SHIT, IT’S A BOTW2 SURPRISE INFO DUMP!

And nowadays you wouldn’t blink if it was released as an actual Tom Clancy branded title.

There have been a lot of lazy headlines on these stories today. The whole point of this was to use Fortnite as a way to claw the Epic Games store onto iOS. Now each app can have its own payment processor, but nobody wants to go and hand over their credit card to some random app.

No, there was more to it. Epic wanted to put its own store on iOS and the judge said no. That’s the biggest deal in this whole case, Apple doesn’t have to open itself to other app stores, just other payment methods. That’s huge.

Yes, definitely get in on the first season. The second one felt like they had an idea, it didn’t pan out, and they just kinda went with it since they were on the hook for it.

At this point it’s clear that the only reason GTA V still exists is to push GTA Online into another generation. 

Yeah, it’s almost like people are scooping them up and reselling them at a markup or something.

That wouldn’t have stopped it from being in this showcase. Half the games mentioned either had no release date or were 2023.

I’ve been enjoying Apple Arcade lately. I need to get myself back on the Fantasian train (grabbing a controller is a big impediment, though the touch controls are still great), but lately I’ve just been checking out some of their other offerings. Zen Pinball put out a set of tables, Tetris Beat is still waiting, and…

Man, this whole showcase had “2023 is gonna be great!” vibes.

Hell of a time for the guy from the Yakuza series to make that NetEase transition. Looks like China is doing its “Bleach Japan.”

*Chooses the Red Pill*

Just because its for children doesn’t mean they have to let one write a movie. As least that’s what I assume happened with Episode IX.

If you’re just catching up to his work on the Dixie Fire, you’re very late to the party. He’s been cooking meals at California fires for years. It’s not a real fire until Guy Fieri shows up to feed a village.

Thanks to some jerk named Newton, Link will slowly descend over time while gliding (and will fall completely when out of stamina).