Lol she’s not even that butch

Covid19 World Wide Pandemic. 

Less scientifically, and with little to back this up aside from art style and the feel of it, the video is making me think the pitch for this was basically to land somewhere between Overwatch and Counter-Strike. Which really doesn’t sound like the worst idea.

Fuck Palmer Luckey.

Was browsing the switch store this weekend and had the same reaction as I passed by Clock Simulator and Speaking Simulator.

Fuck CDPR.

I like to think that one of the cool things about Kotaku is that you can come here for more information than you’ll get from a publisher’s press release. This is a good example of that. It’s not necessarily controversial or explosive info — it’s just context that you won’t find anywhere else.

I know my age is showing but WTF? And people make money from this. 12-17K per month plus sponsorships. Give me 15K per month and I’ll skip sleep to play video games.

I logged in to say this is my favourite comment of 2019

Yeah.....
........do any of the protagonists have fathers that are around, or are they just all gone doing pokemon things/being deadbeats?

Or because you just became a trainer and only have one pokemon; you suddenly faint right next to this stranger and his murderous fire tiger.

“But it’s also kind of like, Ehh, don’t drag me into your politics.”

it’s getting harder and harder to speak certain truths

It’s a sad irony that the people most critical of all-girl gaming groups are the ones most complicit in fostering an environment that necessitates their existence.

Quantity =/= quality.

you arent going to reason with people who see themselves as victims

... whatever.

The snark is there, but like, is it REALLY there? How much of this is the sensitive fee-fees of people who just REALLY want this to be on one store front to save some finger clicks and won’t admit they are fanboys of another product?

“Everyone loves an a la carte model for content—see Netflix, et al—where you can just pay a single reasonable monthly fee for unlimited access”