One thing I never liked was calling your World of Warcraft character a toon.
06.03.2026 13:45
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One thing I never liked was calling your World of Warcraft character a toon.
It's really impressive! Such a strong aesthetic, even beyond Bungie's usual outstanding world building.
I'm sorry, I'm trying to delete it!!
wtf for, so he can go out and touch more women's hair?!
Key art for the game Revolution 60, showing three poorly rendered, extremely skinny 3d CGI women: one with red hair, a gun and a checkered skirt dress, another with blond hair, a gun and a fitted white and green cat suit, and one with brown hair a purple pantsuit with shorts and a cell phone.
I have a terrible idea that I already regret...
Bullshit, that sounds like agnolotti! That's not a new shape of ravioli, it's just a different pouch pasta!
Oh my god... she could just walk out. SHE COULD HIT DA BRICKS RIGHT NOW!
But, nah... let her simmer.
This is what happens when one insists on remaining on X the Everything App. Your neurons get fully chowdered.
I should be asleep right now, and yet...
Look, it is, frankly, a bit of out order how much I am loving this Star Trek Voyager game. I'm only just passed the first chapter, but hot damn this is just about everything I could ask for - incremental tech tree, Fallout Shelter/Xcom style base management, multiple choice narrative progression...
Two perfect examples of how difficult it is to maintain effective application of spirit gum throughout a production... look at those droopy mouths.
But Mike, his screen name is SHOGUN written in leet... his superiority is unassailable.
These big triple A corporations talk about owning IP...
But nobody realizes the staggering raw, unrestrained potential of a series of games based on animals just completely losing their shit in urban settings.
See also: Untitled Goose Game.
This is not the first time I've been frustrated by Sam on tech topics (he was, imo, overly blasé on the purchase of Twitter because he didn't think it would impact anything), but I'm still disappointed to hear him reinforcing the idea that 230 *protects* the speech of corporations.
The thing that kept me coming back (and playing when it launches) is the aesthetic - I just can't resist it.
Meanwhile, I just accept that people are going to be dicks, and I don't have to also become one to enjoy the aesthetic - especially if I accept that I'm going to die a lot.
Arby's beginning every commercial with "BREAKING: we have the meats".
There is another, more terrifying, possibility here, and that is that Iran has invincible helicopters that can't be damaged by explosive munitions.
You get to go to the museum for free? Back in the day, that used to cost at least two mini straight razors!
Wow, the lighting!!! They've done an incredible job!!
God, is the next episode of The Pitt out or what?! This is taking forever!!
Brother, you're not supposed to remove the boot first... WYD?
Are the first two ways conservative and liberal so the third way is full-on corporate servitude for everyone but the immortal and genetically superior CEOs who rule all from their sub orbital sky palaces?
Which is so frustrating, because back catalog has an infinitely long tail for a digital library and can also be 'monetized' with the right platform library (gog, EA origin, Ubi+ - even if those aren't great examples, necessarily).
Oh... dude also writes for Quillette. Yeah. Yeah, I think we're done here.
Straight into the garbage.
I didn't expect to be this shocked, and I probably shouldn't be, yet...
and a minigame-based cooking mechanic to break things up and add variety. Overall, the narrative and imagery are playful in a very deliberate way that sneaks in some real emotional subtext.
Can't wait for April!!
store.steampowered.com/app/2950710/...
Just wrapped up the Dosa Divas demo and, honestly, I already had this wishlisted from the first trailer so this was a nice chance to get a peek at the mechanics, aesthetic and voice and I was super pleased!! Classic console rpg feel with interactivity similar to Mario RPG with timed hits/dodges...
I think it's in the middle.
That language seems to center something... can't qwhite put my finger on it.
