How is anyone defending this keep-away bullshit?

I miss the days when people honored the unwritten rules

It’s stuff like this that prevents me from entering a competitive environment in any game.

I have, for many years, maintained the truism that fighting with honor creates only a moral obligation to lose. If you cannot sort a route around your opponent’s tactics, that’s on you.  So long as the play was within established…

“Don’t be a sheep and believe the media, be a sheep and believe a bunch of unhinged psychopaths online."

That ship sailed.  Waluigi is an assist trophy and the Smash games don’t include assist trophies of its playable characters because it could get too confusing.

apparently all the DLC is 3rd party :[

But Blizzard isnt profiting off it

It’s not about using the dance. It’s about SELLING the dance as add-on content without giving proper credit and compensation.

I hate to say it but, that not actually true, since the 1970s. You just copyright it as choreography.

You look dumb. 

The main difference is that EA didn’t announce DLC for Smash. Smash is one of those things that can excite an audience just by announcing who’s coming up next. It’s easy for fans to focus on the hype crossovers instead of the reality that they’ll have to pay for them.

I missed the medium-budget segment of games. There used to be a ton of gems there

I appreciate the vote of confidence, but please, don’t let anyone else speak for you—even me.

We lose our voice when we refuse to exercise it--and I guarangoddamntee you that yours has merit.

I...wow.

I’m glad some folks are enjoying this game; everyone has their somewhere they want to be, and that somewhere doesn’t work for other folks—and that’s fine. I enjoy a great many things others think are a waste of time.

This whole kerfuffle, though, comes off as one giant kettle of “we coasted way too hard on a…

Seriously, look up what satire is.  Also, try looking up Mike Judge’s resume and comparing it Ninja’s.

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Some white people are allowed to say nigga now.

no one cares about old bugs... here is a remaster of skyrim with all these old bugs.

Fantastic reporting. I’d love to see some reporting on the early years of video game mags and fanzines after the market crashed and recovered. Like how video game mags were one part marketing and one part strategy guide in the early years, making them almost essential for the gamers and kids who wanted to fully enjoy…

Uh-oh ....