Ah, you reminded me that the Analogue units allow you to insert the actual cartridges, so MiSTer wouldn’t help in your case, unless you flash all the cartridge ROM to memory cards compatible with the MiSTer.

I’m not a big tinkerer, but jailbreaking to re-program the FGPAs on the Analogue units makes sense.

I misread Fahey’s links, thinking they were all individual parts, rather than a complete package. Thanks for replying. I’ll have to check out your products.

It looks like I’m not the only one interested in complete packages. Your assembled units with case are all sold out! :)

Your price point for them is pretty good,…

Thanks.  I saw all the links and misread them.  I thought they were for individual pieces, and I didn’t notice there was a link to a complete package.

Thanks for the additional information and video comparison. I never knew that was Obari’s style. Wow, he deviated a lot from the concept designs.

I can totally understand his bosses’s being angry that he isn’t following the designs, especially if there are toys being produced.

Optimus Chungus?

I remember those scenes.  I wondered whether that was that artist’s style or whether it was some kind of rush job.

The Analogue devices, while expensive, still have value in the sense that a company has put the FGPA together in a package that a customer does not have to assemble. The drawback is that their products only cover one platform at a time.

The MiSTer is a do-it-yourself project, where you have to choose the parts to…

Given this is a Transformers topic, I was expecting Mike Fahey to write this article. But, British wit is cool too.

The show was a marketing vehicle to sell toys, but generally a lot of work was put into the animation.

As some others have pointed out, it looks like Levar aired during the Olympics.  And, based on what you said, I wonder if Levar was set up to “fail.”  If he was the only black host trying out, then I begin to wonder if the executive producer was sabotaging Levar’s chances.

If Ryan Reynolds endorses Levar Burton to host Jeopardy!, then I think it is a good idea.

Thanks for the review. It saved me some money.

If I wanted to deal with “mind palace” shenanigans, I would rather play Persona 5 (Royale) or Persona 5 Strikers. At least, it deals with mind palaces with style.

How about Levar Burton and Nathan Fillion?  I would watch that combo.

Thanks for this assessment, even if you had to reveal a few light spoilers. You saved me some money.

Let Kotaku expand that to articles highlighting good and tasteful gamer fashion. I think Renata has a point that a lot of fashion with game tie-ins are just too tacky.

Harassing the actor for his portrayal a villain is stupid. An actor’s job is to *pretend* to be a character. That does not mean the actor has a similar personality or beliefs as the character. As others have mentioned, a very good actor will evoke positive and negative emotions in the audience.

People here have…

If there are article-writing quotas, that practice needs to stop. Trying to make quotas just makes the quality drop. The Editor-in-Chief should be able to control the article-writing pacing, unless the herbal business side is forcing the editorial side to write a lot.

A person running a business should find a reliable lawyer or paralegal to consult on these contracts. It would be far cheaper to spend a small amount of money to review a contract now than sign one blindly and be on the hook to pay way more money later. Once the person has gone through one contract review, they are…

“Does anyone go into a dating game not expecting to see unwanted advances, unrequited love, the occasional dickhead, etc?”

There are dating games that don’t go into sensitive/dark topics, so perhaps a few players were not expecting Boyfriend Dungeon to get that dark. As I said before, since there are dialogue options…

I agree with you that any such lawsuit against the developers is very unlikely to get far. But, a lawsuit would probably make some news headlines. “Bad news is better than no news” as the saying goes.

I didn’t think you were saying “it was good of them to hide things they knew would be controversial”. I don’t know anything about the Kickstarter project, so I wonder if the developer even had a discussion about it. I can understand that some people don’t want to interact with that type of content, so if the developer…

When talking about stalking, boundaries, etc. which are very sensitive topics to some people to the point of causing trauma from having to relive the experience by playing the game “unknowingly,” I think that content warnings for such topics needed to be as explicit as possible, even at the expense of concealing…