Why is the default response to information, "Yeah, I know"?
It's okay to not know something. It should be exciting to learn.
I'd love to see people honestly replying:
"I didn't know that"
"Could you show me?"
"Tell me more"
Not knowing something does not equal stupidity
Why do we scare our children with military level training instead of removing military grade weapons from the hands of poorly trained civilians? Who thought that was an okay solution?
@mikemchargue Before Your Eyes.
The unique interaction of controlling a game full of memories/moments with the blink of your eyes adds so much weight and immersion into a story so unique and heartbreaking. I have never seen a game like this before and I think it was incredibly overlooked.
Lunar New Year, new Lunar Xbox.
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PlayStation VR2 is the next generation of VR on PS5.
Details on the #PSVR2 Sense controller, 4K OLED display, single-cord setup, and more: https://t.co/Ik5EI6nlfQ
Warning: do NOT feed your console lasagna.
Follow and RT with #XboxGarfieldSweepstakes for a chance to win this custom Garfield Xbox Series S in celebration of @NickBrawlGame.
Age 18+. Ends 12/23/21. Rules: https://t.co/yCF9A3cvV6
Alright, I'll be giving away this $10,000 Gucci XBox to a follower who retweets this in the next 24 hours. I'll ship it anywhere on earth. Good luck.
Here's what's inside: https://t.co/Mung64czZs
Guess not all Mondays are bad! Chris Pratt will voice the all-new animated version of #Garfield - here's a first look at the new design for everyone's favorite lasagna-loving fat cat: https://t.co/AtVyLeBABs