There is a way to do that last thing (saving your creations), but you have to unlock it.

Nintendo seems to be the only developer treating gameplay - mechanics, interactivity - as their number one artistic priority. And that’s why I love them them.*

Gawsh!

I’m still getting to grips with crafting; I’m not the most technically minded person and visualising what a working vehicle should look like doesn’t come naturally. The abilities I am really enjoying are Ascend and the fact that you can dive from any height into a pool of water (with a rewarding splash). I know that’s…

It feels to me like the developers said, “Breath of the Wild was a good game. What if there were a completely different way to play it?” The foundation is the same, but I’m both exhilarated and slightly overwhelmed by how differently I have to approach Tears of the Kingdom.

These reboots are getting out of hand!

It’s amazing that “new Zelda game” has gone from a footnote among dedicated Nintendo enthusiasts to a cultural event.

Last night, I found a Korok that wanted to get to his buddy, and next to him was a sled, a fan, and a control stick — everything I’d need to make a car. Unfortunate, then, that his buddy was across a lake.

I’m about 4-5 hours in and having a blast and the crazy thing is, I feel like I haven’t done anything gamewise yet. I just got the ability to glide and unlocked the first tower and I went through a handful of shrines in the process.

put about 7 hours in the tutorial and just landed in hyrule proper. cannot wait to absolutely become a gremlin over this long weekend.

I notice they missed Leap Day 2008 because of the writers strike, so I wonder if their Leap Day 2012 episode was something they’d planned for 2008.

“And he seemed to have a particular grudge against creatives, an odd position for someone who purposefully entered the creative-driven comic book publishing business.”

No. That’s not odd at all. Comics execs have always treated creators like complete dog shit, which is why so much of the golden and silver age comic…

a crime drama pilot starring Kaitlin Olson

Just think about how much ABC will save by not having to hire writers!!

I think Jesse should have died to save us from the sins of Transformers 2

And several that you listed confirm that I’m correct. There’s nothing illegal about showing a movie in a classroom. There’s also nothing that says that it must exclusively used as a teaching tool. You seriously think that teachers have been openly breaking the law since the 90s by showing movies in their classroom?

Since the contract has expired, studios are free to hire whomever they want. Anyone taking those jobs is aware (or damn well should be) that, once the strike is over and a new deal is signed, only WGA members will be allowed to write for the studios, and anybody who worked during the strike has a 0.0000000000% chance…

“Mr/Mrs Oppressor, do you think you could be convinced, if I tried hard enough, to be attracted to the same sex, or to identify as a different gender?”

But showing a movie in its entirety in a class is a violation of the home use agreement that comes with every DVD/BluRay/VHS.

In case anyone from Disney is reading... I’ve been with Hulu since it was in beta and you had to be invited to join. Just the other day, when we were discussing our streaming packages — which ones we would put on hiatus for a while and which ones we’d add, so that our streaming budget stays pretty fixed — I…