Anyone who comes over is going to punch it hoping to find some Eridium inside.

So in other words, crowdsourced information without curation results in an exploited trash fire?

Hooray! We’ve finally been labelled as a successful market demographic.

The ‘trademark must be actively protected’ meme needs to die in a fire. Trademark requires active USE, not active DEFENSE, and is designed to identify that the name has an official source of origin. Others ARE allowed to use it - that’s the entire point of trademark in the first place; if I mention Kleenex® brand…

“Why bother?”

Aaaaand it’s down.

> For instance, too many unofficial Mario games without action would imperil the trademark on Mario.

Whereas here, the only special thing my local KFC sells is cheesecake.

That’s probably the oldest reference I’m going to see today...

You seem upset. Thanks for letting us know!

So they’re trying to get at the Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon demographic?

I have to believe that shot of the underside of Bumblebee’s ‘Made In China’ sticker was intentional.

I have a fursuiter friend who rigged up a cooling system into his suit (two recycled quiet case fans plus a pair of ice packs with a plastic cage to give airflow). He says he’s usually cooler than the people in attendance not in suit.

Now we all rent ‘collaboration spaces’.

Hey, I enjoyed Dark Chronicle.

Or a team of cracked out players who start screaming in the mike, idling in base, and spamming ‘surrender’ the moment the game veers from the One True Meta.

> I hate people who use the term cultural appropriation. There is no such thing.

It’s like Sonic Team made a Mega Man game and got out-of-work 90s Gamepro advertisers to hawk it.