Oh man I remember reading that in a collection back in the day. 

i think they got the garfield thing right 

Between $20,000 and a lifetime of games through Valve, I’ll take the $20,000.

The bounceback from fans just shows that in this day and age, more and more companies are failing at PR and Customer Relations. Yes the delivery of the question is not.. great, (As an observer I thought it amusing, though I didn’t cheer) it does tell us some very vital information that Blizzard is not acting on.

“Again, I’ll ask: How would you know any of that? You haven’t played it. And Nathan didn’t say any of that, other than it has similar mechanics to some existing mobile games.”

The idea of the “second screen” isn’t new; Microsoft made it a cornerstone of the Xbox One’s design, Sony lets you shift PS4 games to a Vita screen and countless games have released official apps that bring parts of a console game to a mobile device.

*rumors spoilers all that fun stuff below here*
*seriously*

So there was that rumor of us seeing Scott Lang’s daughter as a teenager.. do we know who was cast for that, or would Katherine fit in there?

Correction: there was no harm to you, which is why you don’t care.  

The whole scenario of casting a bunch of real life people as now generic young “sexy” sim characters sounds like a really fucking stupid idea from day one.

We’re not angry about women, we’re angry about historical inaccuracy.

Projection is a hell of a drug.

“Once you start to age your stories up, you start to get more insular in what you create because you’re speaking to a very particular fan base who’s been with you from the beginning. And as that thing gets smaller, it becomes less inviting for the people who come in.”

A origin story that gives him "mommy issues" is not new and interesting. 

The Brimstone Dimension is another, but it’s a ridiculously specific one: it’s the dimension Nightcrawler and other mutant teleporters, who were created by the demonic mutant Azazel, were originally from.

The thing I’ve never understood about depictions such as the one on either cover (the original or the altered version) is that the women always look unhappy, or scared, or some other combination of emotions that implies hey, I really don’t want you seeing my underwear.

I get the whole pornography thing; most people…

C’mon. That is a legit awful line. It’s basically “I may be a lesbian but I would bone you, dude.” It only serves to fulfill male fantasy. I bet they also cut Chris Pratt saying “even a lesbian wants me!” as he high-fives the nearest Velociraptor.

Why even do Flashpoint though? Why spent $150 million plus on a reboot? Just hit a hard reboot behind the scenes and start from scratch.

Gaming will be fine. This is another fatalistic argument. “They will pass the cost onto the consumer.” This is every company ever. The exploitative practices have to end, and relying on goodwill from executives to simply mandate an end to it is fantasy-level belief.

So... you’re saying the problem is... me? Huh. I mean, if you say your life experiences totally contradict my own, who am I to argue with you telling me how my life is! That would just be crazy talk!