not really since i have no power to gate keep, just an opinion when someone chose to respond.

fair enough. I’m happy to say I’ve enjoyed you and your colleagues work so please don’t take as an attack. I’m just a nobody not in your line of work. I can understand writing about “nerd culture” on Kotaku, but i would assume more related to “gaming”, i.e., articles on twitch streamers and such.... but clearly my…

hah i wouldn’t be surprised

hah, well thats nice of you to say. while you might technically be right as far as crossover, it’s not gaming related on it’s own and i just find it tacky that they are so desperate for clicks (which all online sites are) that they literally copy and paste articles around. kotaku is definitely the main site i…

it is weird how we are often reminded that we are “just human”, that mistakes happen, that we are not defined by our failures but our mass media says the opposite.  photoshopping, de-aging in film, replacing live vocals, this new “best take” feature on google phones.

believe me it’s not personal, certainly the authors/editors are being compelled by management, but that’s a very generous catch-all slogan for the gaming section of this network of sites, which includes sites dedicated to food, vehicles, tv/movies, black news/culture, business, tech and sports. to be perfectly honest,…

this is some fantastic gaming content

i’ll un-grey you since it seems like your comments mostly don’t get acknowledged on this network of sites. i assume you find the gif trite. what a hot searing take of your own.  

thanks for sharing this excellent gaming news

it’ll suck

whats the gaming news about the movie?

what is up with this trend of just recycling an article from another site on this network? i see that technically, the title and subtitle are changed...i guess that’s enough to be “different”

she’s not a nepo baby.  she’s a legacy artist.

the irony of an author on this network of sites complaining about ads

“Cyrus has had to climb a lot of mountains in her career” as a legacy artist

i guess...but not everyone is “on the internet” like you might be. i personally didn’t find it funny/entertaining without having seen any sort of internet commentary on it.  SNL has always been about commenting on current things....sometimes they hit, sometimes they miss.

remember when trump cried about not winning awards for the apprentice? 

to be fair, SNL only has 1 day to comment on something, so being behind on an internet trend isn’t that outrageous

it’s not free. mtx, even if you personally don’t purchase, finance these games and with success, tells the developer, “this is a fine practice”, where we *don’t* make a full game and only give a full game if the consumer pays for it in piecemeal over the course of years, so instead of one flat payment, you pay in…