Popplio is my favorite and that’s all that matters.

This is pretty ridiculous. A lot of the times the creators of the fan games send us the games themselves, asking for coverage. Sometimes, the games are broadcast/publicized on platforms that have like ten times our traffic, and we cover them after they’ve made the rounds on the internet and therefore became ‘news’. I…

CounterCounterpoint: Sports don’t need human error

See: Correlation vs Causation :)

No, not ALL people who would want to play these games know that they exist or where to get them. Not all people who would be interested in things like this have the time or energy to keep track of various translation projects, especially when it’s of games that they barely knew existed in the first place.

I understand this concern. Believe me, I don’t take posts about fan games or translations lightly. Particularly with Nintendo. Who I believe are flat out irresponsible and unreasonable with their litigations.

Poor NSX. Trump probably grabbed it by the intake manifold.

This actually doesn’t look good at all. The perspective is way off and object proportions are all over the place when compared to the original. The entire store isn’t even at the proper angle.

Deadspin is Deadspin and we’ll cover what we want.

Maybe you heard, Deadspin isn’t part of the bankruptcy proceedings and is in fact under new ownership, you complete jackass?

I’d read your pro-Trump opus.

The dankest memes can be found in your heart.

Bishop should get a break here. It’s tough to tend the net when you can only move diagonally.

Lol, k.

I’ve tried and tried every few years to get back into anime, but I’ve also found the ‘fanservice’ more and more off-putting every time I go back. It never seems to evolve or change as the years go by... if anything, it keeps getting worse and worse.

Amelia Cook obviously tried to make as clear as possible that she doesn’t think that the artists should be unable to freely express themselves or that anime has to change to accommodate her opinions. She only wants to express her opinion, which is shared by many others. What’s the harm in that?

I’m glad for this, and I’m glad that there’s a platform for this type of thought that isn’t obscure tumblr blogs. I especially appreciate that there’s a focus on bringing in Japanese people and people who have lived in Japan, which should be an interesting take on it.

hey now, leave bebop outta this

It’s not, though. It adds native functionality for the DS4 to Steam.