You mean like this thing?

In the last minute, when the one guy started yelling “The fire! Put it into the fire!” all I could hear was

(EDIT: And on second look I saw that Life in Aggro is a repeat from 2011. Now I feel silly.)

I hate you and everything you stand for.

Counter-counterpoint: the two are not mutually exclusive.

Given that this is a Disney-owned game, the prospect of being banned for discussing Inside Out is a little hilarious.

I actually think that’s a decent analogy, the way he talks about YouTube.

I don’t think he wants to project it. If anything, I think he’s genuinely conflicted about it. But it does give him a much easier out.

Clearly the bill should have had more about urine tests.

Personal theory: Pewdiepie is trying to sabotage his YouTube career. He’s talked openly multiple times about how much he hates YouTube and all the behind-the-scenes drama working on that platform carries. He’s talked about deleting his channel before, but never followed through (or deleted a joke channel), but it’s…

Yeah, I’ve played all three. 999 just isn’t structured the same way as the other two, and I think it works in the game’s favor.

Plus, if I remember correctly, on the path to coffin/true ending, you have to make certain dialogue choices in addition to picking the right doors. If that adds another branch to the…

GONNA DROP SOME BIG OL’ 999 SPOILERS HERE, GET READY PEOPLE

So there are two potential issues with this. Firstly, the flowchart... I kind of liked how 999 wasn’t really structured like a typical visual novel, and a flowchart kind of breaks that illusion. The events after the first door aren’t that different depending…

I’m glad I wasn’t the one to say Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was roughly on par with Temple of Doom this time. But I completely agree, Raiders of the Lost Ark and Last Crusade are a different class of film. Crystal Skull gets hated on because it isn’t great and doesn’t have decades of nostalgia backing it up. I would…

I actually think the third title will be... “Prism”. Because the mascot will be Necrozma, who is the Prism Pokémon that has the ability Prism Armor and the move Prismatic Laser. Everything about Necrozma is setting up “Pokémon Prism” to be the title of the next game.

Didn’t think about the day and went to work wearing red today. I guess I’m inadvertently supporting the British in the Irish rebellion.

“but it’ll still be a useful add-on for your Nintendo Switch when the inevitable Punch-Out game is released.”

Woo-hoo!

They announced something like this when 5e first launched, but it fell through. I think the company they had contracted out to build it wasn’t up to task or something.

And no, THAC0 isn’t actually back. That was just a jab to the old system on Fahey’s part.

It’s his general attitude. He’s the “I believe in you no matter what!” character, and is a loud voice of positivity in a portion of the game where a lot of other NPCs aren’t too confident in Link’s abilities. While I disagree with the general “These two characters share positive interactions, therefore they must…

Do you only consider story content to be spoilers, or would you also consider things like mechanics, locations, items, enemies, etc. to be spoilers?