Counterpoint. This picture here is closer to what it will look like in my driveway then any over-edited, perfect lighting, 10 layer Photoshop image Ford will release.

I haven’t even seen the movie yet and I really love this picture.

I’m here for a second Capt. Marvel movie because it will make the manbabies on Youtube spend months AGAIN predicting that it will bomb because Brie Larson hates white men and movies for SJWs never make money.

Competitive play, especially when prize money is involved, can be drastically affected by this.

That Ricky Gervais hosted the Golden Globes in 2020 is ironclad proof that the supposed excesses of “cancel culture” are not actually a thing, but only exist in the fever dreams of people who desperately want to shout the n-word and use “gay” as an insult. 

I like Daisy Ridley and Adam Driver a lot, so I assume this trilogy is still better than Lucas’s plan to make the third trilogy about the little creatures that live inside midichlorians.

My whole life I’ve wanted car companies to make their concept cars but they never do and I always wondered why. Well the comments show why, because people are full of crap. People say they want a futuristic car or something out of bladerunner. They say they want something unique but at the end of the day they buy a…

As someone who has felt for some time that the most recent iterations of CoD have been pretty childish and simplistic, I really love the larger, asymmetrical maps and the fact that the world feels like an actual warzone instead of a paintball arena.

I am actually loving the new CoD maps and am glad they went away from the three lanes matches. I am, an older gamer, and by older I mean mid thirties. In previous COD game it was impossible for me to keep up with the competition. When it comes to twitch reflexes and speed, I can’t compete with these young kids.

I watched the first 20 minutes on YouTube, and, yeah. That’s where I checked out. Nice graphics and sound, action looks good, but a serious look at modern warfare? Yeah, pull the other one.

I fully realized this was a Call of Duty game when, after the mentioned London shootout, one of the main characters looked directly into the camera and said “if only our hands weren’t tied by politics, laws, or rules and could deal with these threats the way they need.”

When you make a game that is trying to make a statement by having a suicide bombing as your first sequence, you make your reviews into this.

You should learn to read.

Pretty interesting to see how many people here are commenting as though they’re offended you wrote this article and need to defend their reasons for disliking it. The internet is weird.

If I can speak on Heather’s behalf for a sec, I don’t think she meant to disagree with you regarding the complexities of South American drug trade, so much as the very “Speedy Gonzalez” cartoon-style stereotypes a lot of the villains are portrayed as in the cutscenes.

Absolutely true, and I think most people know that. But I’d rather do a little than shrug and do nothing. So I cancelled my WoW subscription, which was pretty tough since it’s how I spend 90% of my game time since Classic came out.

And in 5-10 years Blizz can be a China-first company, if that’s what they want.  Go for…

Well I know I’ve found my line. It’s a shame because I was really excited for Blizcon and shit but the only way businesses are going to learn to not bow to China’s authoritarian whims is if the customer base punishes them greatly for it. Some mouthbreather is probably going to come in to the comments with the tiresome…

I remember when that applied to Splinter Cell and a couple of Rainbow Six games.....at this point I think there’s been more bad-to-mediocre Tom Clancy games (and books, and movies) than actual good ones by quite a large margin.

Hmmm...maybe it’s because I’ve always bought the Sony consoles, but I have no issues with the placement of the sticks on their controllers.

We’ve been alternating fucking over and funding the kurds for the better part of 3 decades now. This isn’t really news anymore so much our cyclical relationship with them.