I can't stand it when sci-fi feels the need to change the name of every little thing in their world to make it different from ours.
It always comes across like "He sat on his space-couch, in his space-apartment, to watch space-TV after getting home from his space-job."
@enaontop@TheRamHandler Aww thank you 🥺 That's so nice, I really appreciate the kind words! But it's not that I keep talking because I'm a good streamer, I keep talking because I don't know how to shut up, ever, streaming or not 😂
As a Digimon fan, after having been marginalized for years, this past week has been so heartwarming and vindicating. The conversation is turning on the Pokemon vs. Digimon debate after all this time. 🥹
@Neihaels Well the cool thing about capitalism is that everyone using Gamepass can cancel their membership and go elsewhere, and Xbox will either panic backpedal or lose billions of dollars. Which is exactly what should happen but probably won't. 😮💨
"We have to tell our customers that we're doubling the price of our service, how do we do that?"
"I know, let's have our presenter call it an "upgrade" while being "quirky" and making "jokes.""
I don't know what this style of PR is called, but I can't wait for it to die.
My thoughts on Mario Kart World and this game are that charging $70-$80 for *ANY* racing game is absolutely insane, but at least you don't have to have one specific console for the Sonic one. Elden Ring is $60. Silksong is $20. Wild to pay so much more for a racing game.
Leave the open road behind and come race on our level.
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Pricing standardization for video games is so silly to me. We expect different brands/types of products to have different prices in almost every single industry, but for some reason video games must follow each other in lockstep for their pricing. It makes no sense.
It's come to my attention that the country of Romania has heavily copied my design. I'm not saying they "stole" it, or that I own these colors, but it's impossible to not see the similarities. I hate drama, but this needs to be addressed. The flag community should do better.