@Optimus_Mega@M0Riches We had Babbages and Electronic Boutique back in the 3.5 floppy days. It was awesome. Games came in large boxes with maps, lore books, and full instructions. Best Buy ate them when they switched to CDs.
@adamscochran I think they are running out of money. They’ve milked private credit and the bond market is a mess. They don’t want to say money is slowing so they say “it’s too dangerous to go fast (expensive) so we need to go slow (cheaper. )”
@JoyceWhiteVance The hospital doesn’t want the pr of declaring him dead in their care. We’ll get a “passed away peacefully surrounded by loved ones” in a few weeks.
@IGN The new owners are going to sell whatever IP they can and give themselves a fat dividend. They will then have EA declare bankruptcy and never pay a single dollar of that 55 billion.
@thatoneguy7560 GITS fans should be happy this one Manga has so many good adaptions. I’d love to see newer interpretations of Bubblegum Crisis, Armitage and dominion tank police.
@kalaelizabeth I’m old enough to remember when standard pc games came with cloth maps, lore books and extensive instructions. They would compete to see who made the biggest box posdible to stand out on store shelves. Then those boxes became collectors editions. Now they are 300 dollars and game