Honestly, fuck this headline. What condescending bullshit.

“Small buck big bang”

Gonna go out on a limb and guess you’re not a developer

God what an awful attempt at engagement.  And I mean the guy asking the questions.  He read that like he was in a british cringe comedy show, but its real.

And the interviewer is asking an inane question and doing an extremely poor job explaining the situation, IMO.

I don’t understand? She’s just expressing confusion about why people feel like the line is so funny. I mean there’s no reason for her to want people to treat her movie like they did Morbius.

I’ve barely dipped into the comments, but I presume some people are upset by this the entirely wrong reason.

Game Pass is a silly subscription service? This is a phenomenally stupid take.

It’s not not a mini PC just because you don’t personally use it that way. I’ve used in desktop mode quite a bit while traveling, as have many other people.

I’m as anti-prison as you can get when it comes to anything short of violent crimes but even then I believe in rehabilitation over incarceration. However, I’m already seeing takes like “he’s just a hacker, he didn’t hurt anyone” which is absolutely the most braindead take I could have imagined.

According to Green Man Gaming (which is an authorized third-party key seller that monitors and lists the prices of keys on the more sketchy side of the reselling business), the cheapest you can get an (allegedly) unused The Day Before code for is $233.97. Two other sites are selling it for $304.

What is really funny is this site is talking shit, maybe fairly, about these key reseller sites and at the same time “Kinja Deals” is featuring “deals”(aka ads) for those very same sites.

Since Kotaku can’t be bothered to list platforms on the year’s most important article about new game announcements, here ya go:

Interesting you guys use a header image from the amazing live Alan Wake 2/Old Gods of Asgard musical performance...and then don’t even mention it in the body copy. I guess it does tie in with the other Kotaku article over how The Game Awards should just do a full E3-style rebrand since it’s clearly more invested in…

In what way..? He didn’t say anything about framerate.

I’m sorry a PC owner stole your boy and/or girl. That must have been really painful. Luckily you have your console to cuddle at night.

The hard requirements for a Paladin are no longer “Lawful Good”.  You can be a Paladin of an evil God which wouldn’t make sense to be Lawful Good.

She’s a Vengeance Paladin.

BG3 is an eminently replayable game - there are hundreds of moments where more content is gated behind branching decisions. I haven’t played Starfield, but if it’s anything like standard Bethesda fare, you can probably do everything worth doing in one fat playthrough.

Because it’s a single player game and over time people become done with them and move onto other stuff? And it also didn’t review as well as their previous games and less people are into it.

Not everything is a live service, it’s ok to be done with a game.