Blissfully unaware, clearly.

Look at the overlay. The Street Fighter logo hexagon is perfectly centered inside the clipart version which has thicker lines. The letters themselves line up almost perfectly on the outside edges; the inside edges don’t line up only because they made some lines of S and F diagonal instead of horizontal and have made…

It’s definitely a copy.

I think they copied it then dragged a couple anchors in Illustrator and called it a day.

early 2010s Crossfit gym logo lookin ass

It really does. Might as well change the logo into the shape of an octogon and have Ryu and Ken sport tapout shirts.

It feels very MMA, and not at all Street Fighter. Blah blah bleh.

the logo is just so generic, it’s obvious that there would be similar stuff around, I would never get that it’s about a fighting game

Not just that specific one. There’s tons of similar takes on the theme on Adobe’s stock image site via a “SF hexagon” search. Small sample:

Apple just released an app for Android users so they, too, can be notified of AirTags they may not be aware of.

It really is. The Apple Reality Distortion Field is in full force regarding these things.

Ah, yes. The Pandora Papers. Those papers I’ve definitely heard about before. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’ll get going to Google to search for something completely unrelated.

Hasan’s uncle is one of the founders of TYT. He didn’t really ‘work’ hard to get a producer role there...

Good for you that you found a niche in which you thrive financially.

I remember back in the day when they had every episode on their website for free (plus ads, I think?)

The difference is that most consoles bundled with games are not charging extra. Its usually a free game with a console. Here you are paying full price for a console and full price for a game you may not want.

This is the first generation that has a stock issue that has made it significantly hard to find the product by itself (much less at all).  These aren’t bundles put together by the companies producing the consoles, these are forced upsales coming from the retailer, taking advantage of the fact that there are no other…

I thought I was the only one that did this! There’s not much that I need so I never know what to do with the $5 coupon. Unless there is something I need or want to get but mostly I spend it on currency cards. 

It’s one of the few places where you can use the rewards on digital currency. I always pop in once a month to get an eshop or PSN card.

Wow, so not only are you forced to buy these bundles which most likely have at least one game you don’t want you also have to be part of a $15 subscription. The sooner they go away the better. I wish they hadn’t bought up a lot of the smaller game stores back in the day.