I’ve seen a few escape room companies offering virtual escape rooms, where you and your friends are on a Zoom call and there is an employee physically in the escape room with a camera on his head. (Plus some other game interfaces, like a 3d map of the room) And you’re basically telling the employee what to do. It’s…

Imagine that; gaming fans want to know about upcoming things related to their hobby.

I’m fortunate enough to still be able to work from home, so most of my stimulus is going to local small businesses and charities that are hurting. And some I'm saving in case my work changes its mind...

I’m fortunate enough to still be able to work from home, so most of my stimulus is going to local small businesses…

I really can’t get over how cool that chain one is. 

They just replace them with scorpions.

Yeah same. Some cons I go for socializing, some I go for the cosplay, and some for the shopping. Panels are pretty low on my list.

You have to be given the first cherry recipe during Isabelle's announcements on a day where you have no other announcements. Either that or have someone give you a cherry diy recipe. Otherwise the recipes don't drop.

Oh I dunno. People like games for different reasons. This kind of game is good for the people who like customizing, collecting, and just chilling. Others prefer games with more narrative or challenge or exploration. I’ve already sunk 50 hrs into New Horizons, but I can totally understand when it’s not someone’s cup of…

It’s not about the infrastructure, it's about NDAs and secrecy. I work in the animation industry and a lot of companies have security built into their pipeline that intentionally makes it hard or impossible to work from home. After that Sony hack, execs got jumpy.

But what I’m saying is you can’t use the name of another fantasy setting just because the mechanics are similar. Divinity Original Sin is its own universe just like Elder Scrolls or Dragon Age or The Witcher have their own universes and lore.

Sounds more like you just set your DC impossibly high.

Because the name of the game is actually based on the stories and not the mechanics? It’s not called Divinity: D&D because it’s not set in the Divinity universe. It’s called Baldur’s Gate because it takes place in the city of Baldur’s Gate, duh.

All the GameStop stores near me are SUPER small. They probably could fit maybe two tables, tops. Not exactly the most happening spot to play tabletop games...

This is definitely a super obnoxious thing. I’m very annoyed that so many of the games I play on Switch don’t use the cloud save feature that I’m paying Nintendo for.

Also, if the faux fur has been crimped or crumpled, you can use a hair dryer on low to heat it up a bit as you brush.  That helps straighten out the individual hairs.

Also, if the faux fur has been crimped or crumpled, you can use a hair dryer on low to heat it up a bit as you…

I don't know that a bunch of players running around in circles through the grass really fuels the feeling the game is alive. It looks pretty dumb in the wild areas of SwSh.

Cool, maybe now we can see how pointless MMO functionality is in a Pokemon game so people can finally shut up about it.

Actually, everyone’s getting those 200 Pokemon for free.  Not in-game, but added to the data, which is what the Dexiters were whining about in the first place. (Since no game had every Pokemon catchable in one cartridge)

Kinda wish they'd given it a bit of painting/texture; it's a little flat.

SEGA owns Sonic, who is also in Smash...