Do you see the link for “More purchase options” on Amazon?

Do you see the link for “More purchase options” on Amazon?

Interesting. I would have included Stellaris on this list.

I wish there was a way to get better parity with physical and digital pricing for a game. While I’m a big fan of physical media for movies (since the licensing on those is always shifting), I’ve largely become a digital-only convert for video games.

I wish there was a way to get better parity with physical and digital pricing for a game. While I’m a big fan of…

I believe that iTunes gift cards work in the App Store as well as for paid content.

I think it’s a good move on Blizzard’s part.

Because they have an artificial veto-proof majority in both houses, the NC GOP currently has the power to increase and decrease the power of other institutions on a whim.

There’s also plenty of the world that wants to remark on how “enlightened” or “mature” they are in their acceptance of nudity, but the reality is that 90+% of that “maturity” is squandered on titillation and objectification for commercial purposes.

As mentioned in a prior comment, employee pay is of higher priority than any other lender.

Generally, if a company goes bankrupt, and it is liquidated as a result, unpaid employees must make a claim for all missed pay.

He’s a ThunderCougarFalconBird.

I’m completely fine with an all/mostly female cast, but why do they need to reboot the franchise?

I’d say that it’s in part correlated to an increase in ginger beer/ale brewing.

Puerto Rico is roughly the size of Indiana, which has 11 EC votes (9 house seats). If PR becomes a state, one of the two will likely occur:

I should clarify: I was referring to virtual console titles or their equivalents.

We are certainly much closer than we would be for a constitutional amendment.

While this isn’t applicable to Gamecube games specifically, apparently it was also announced that the Switch is going to have the same “upgrade fee” BS for virtual console titles (as they did for the Wii U).

I’m advocating for, that for the presidential election specifically, states should not play a part as institutions.

You’re arguing again by saying how things are now, rather than responding to how things should be to make the system more balanced for the people.

How would a direct popular vote be unbalanced?

What I hate so much about this discourse are people who respond to the argument of “We should abolish or neuter the Electoral College, making the presidential election more of a democracy” with “the presidential election is not a democracy.”