Yes, I’m sure my nephews would be over the moon with a copy of autodesk. I also told them they will no longer be receiving pokemon cards, as their future employers will likely be uninterested in their collection. To make up for it I gave them a copy of MiniTab, so they can have fun with statistics.

I haven’t played since late 2019, but at that time on the PS4 I had a pretty good experience.

As a sad man I can tell you, there are dozens of us.

As someone who works in med device, I have no idea why the dev would do this to themselves...

Yeah, no one said slavery is unique to America. This is an article about a statue erected to a man in Britain. Who fellow Brits thought shouldn’t have a statue. Who facilitated the trade of slaves to “the Americas,” to your point presumably including South America. It’s all bad. Basically as simple as “Are monuments…

We’ve all been there =/

I don’t think I get your point.

Burn it down!

Look I paid $2200 for my 9 gig hard drive in 1994, if you think I’m buying a new one when it still works perfectly fine, you’re crazy.

Was that the one with the fish in the percolator? 

XCOM has always been about both, and I think you’d see some serious frustration from longtime fans to a serious overhaul of that system.

This is a cool idea, and I will probably get it just for the sake of supporting developers.

Right. There was no point she was trying to make other than “check out my edge.”

Nice, so the basically started out with Choose Goose. Nothing wrong with that!

I’m always on board with pointing out how that specific case is not a good example of frivolous lawsuits.

Scummy? By putting characters from one of their IPs into another one of their games?

I would check out the actual petition (which looks like it has been merged with another.)

Was browsing the switch store this weekend and had the same reaction as I passed by Clock Simulator and Speaking Simulator.

I thought both were very good. I bounced off Pillars 1 pretty hard the first time I tried to get into it, but found Pillars 2 pretty approachable from the jump. Likely this was due to the welcome (for me) inclusion of turn based combat.