Consoles aren’t profitable. They’re sold at a loss. (Unless you’re Nintendo; the Wii sold for $250 but only cost about $150 to make.)

Apparently no moon gravity, but a lot of the other classic cheats are present:

Glaring omission from the article: Control Ultimate Edition releases tomorrow, includes all the DLC, and supports a next-gen upgrade.

Glaring omission from the article: Control Ultimate Edition releases tomorrow, includes all the DLC, and supports a…

Microsoft has already halted production of all Xbox One models, so that at least partially addresses the problem. I’m sure you’ll still have casual consumers that already own an Xbox One and don’t realize the Series X/Series S are a new console. Then again, with the whole thing about first-party games being playable…

I found this page from the FTC, which says that warranties can’t be voided for using third-party repair services or parts.

I stopped playing the beta sometime during the snow mission with Kamala and Hulk. Combat as those characters was just too dull for me.

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Maybe it’s because I just stopped playing the Marvel’s Avengers beta (which I found to be a total slog), but this looks neither fun nor interesting.

If I get tested and come back negative

Did you read the article? Travel restrictions were acknowledged in the first sentence.

If you’re gonna use jargon in the article can you at least explain it? I spend a fair amount of time on Twitter and I still had to Google what “ratioed” means.

When you think about it, it’s not really unlike other forms of marketing. Epic is spending money to promote its product (the Epic storefront itself, and by extension the games available to buy through it) in hopes that it’ll lead to more purchases.

What?

While it’s not quite ready, it’s currently top priority on the web team’s current projects. In the immediate future, we plan to deliver the following communications:

Plenty of price guides exist online for any popular card game. You can start there to get a sense of what any given card is potentially worth. I say potentially because actual pricing can vary a lot based on condition.

Interesting, that does make a lot of sense. Ubisoft published a few triple-packs that come in a regular case with just one of those double-sided hinged holders.

Pics? I’m curious what the 4-disc box looks like.

I only shop at GameStop for the rare occasion they have something exclusive. My last two purchases there were a limited Black Friday New 3DS (and even then I was only in because it was cheaper than the normal model) and a physical copy of the Duke Nukem 3D remaster because it wasn’t available anywhere else.

Not sure if you’re aware: fake ID mills are a thing, and they’re a lot better at it than kids doing it themselves. It’s been a while since I was that age, but I imagine you can still buy convincing ones if you’re willing to pay a premium.

Red Dead Online still hasn’t really clicked for me.