No thanks. I’d rather watch just about anything that doesn’t have this asshole in it

No. Absolutely not. Absolutely not.

I’m old enough to remember him as the Mike from The Real World

Whatever. She works in an industry particularly suited for wealthy ambitious people who pretend to be someone else for a living. Scientology would seem to be the perfect ‘spiritual’ complement to the profession and its lifestyles. It’s all emptiness and vanity. Scientology can’t reinvent itself - or redeem itself -…

This was getting at me too! It’s Disney for god’s sake, couldn’t they add even a little bit more oomph to the player character that didn’t scream Merge Mansion for iphone? 

If Disney Infinite did so well, why’d they kill it?

It literally is a F2P mobile game, just also crowbarred into the various platforms as well.

Adults in excess of 30 that are still obsessed with Disney properties make me very uncomfortable.

and it doesn’t even come with an exclusive emote for FF14 like every other stupidly expensive statue. For shame. :P

For $11K I hope it love them back 

So we have Sora...again.

Your favorite insufferable young-adult fiction protagonist is back to whine and r/im14andthisisdeep his way through another convoluted quest to save... something, and push back against the most powerful force of evil in the Disneyverse: puberty.

The game shits on itself, my man.

Nah, Old Scratch is cool. It’s the unwashed masses and neck beards I can’t handle.

How I imagine hell.

Starred. Some of us HATE to watch our news (even Jezebel “news”) in video form. Please stop it.

Why is this a video?

I’m pretty sure he meant “bridge the gap between earnings and SquareEnix’s projections.” 

This news would make Microsoft try to acquire this studio if they didn’t already own them.

But words alone shouldn’t be met with violence, right?  I mean, it’s not like Chris Rock said “I’m going to come down there and hit Jada”.  He made a joke in bad taste; her life wasn’t being threatened, I think Will grossly over-reacted.  if he met words with words, it wouldn’t have been the issue that it is today.