I’d just like a party primary that doesn’t try to produce a candidate that only appeals to within that party. I think the DNC was a little overeager to push Sanders out. Just trying to not alienate his supporters when he lost probably could have gone a long way.

Does it matter if Sanders “wasn’t really a Democrat”? That seems to assume that he’d lose support from traditional Democrats in a general election, but who exactly would he lose them to?

She certainly had a leg up on the process of winning the primary. But the general isn’t the primary again, so winning your own party alone isn’t enough. As we got to see this morning.

There’s a lot to unlock, so that’s fun. The limited song list gets old though, especially when you’re trying to unlock the last costumes and whatnot.

You still seem to be taking issue with the fact that the problem was reported at all. Reporting on a convention where all the convention goers are going to be people of color doesn’t suddenly make it not an issue for cosplayers in places where that isn’t the case.

Where exactly is Kotaku making it worse? You seem to be advocating for pretending the problem doesn’t exist. Which won’t make it any easier for PoC cosplayers. Reporting on the difficulties they have is not the same as making it worse.

The sheer number of people here in the comments arguing it’s OK to punch a coworker in the face (but only if you happen to make something they like) is kinda frightening...

To be fair, Type-0 was released early in order to beat an announcement of an official translation to the punch. In fact, the patching method pretty much involves a complete copy of the game.

I can see the issue were it a one time comment or something similar. If you tell someone “go kill yourself” and they do, eventually, are you liable for that?

It’s the difference between thinking of the game as a fixed track versus a parkour obstacle course. All of the glitches used exist within the game. They’re a part of it.

It’s not really a matter of high definition so much as not wanting to play a high speed game when it’s a big blurry mess.

Wasn’t the screen pretty prone to ghosting? Not exactly a great thing to have for Sonic games in particular.

I’ll still take it over arbitrary number scale grades any day of the week.

Even as fast as new phones come out, it’s not usually until a few generations before a phone can’t run apps that its newest iteration can. Especially if we’re talking $600+ phones.

There are a number of largely or wholly single-publisher digital storefronts that work on Windows, but the Windows store lacks a lot of the key elements that make those other stores work.

Certainly worth doing, but there’s more Japanese in Blade Runner than Chinese.

There’s nothing really to brag about. I’ve been here awhile and still can’t speak or read Japanese particularly well. If I picked up a Japanese copy I’d be in the same boat the OP would be.

Kanji, maybe. It’s separated by grade level when taught to native speakers, though not necessarily when it’s taught to non-native ones, depending on what system you use.

They’re including a small plush version with the collector’s edition (the Western version at least, the Japanese collector’s set seems to come with other stuff.)

I know the question was somewhat rhetorical, but I can answer from oddly specific personal experience: No, probably not.