I almost always buy physical first party games, regardless of platform. Having Zelda, God of War, Forza etc. on the shelf is just part of the identity and DNA of the system. I love each platform not because of the hardware, but the games behind the company. If it’s multiplatform/multiplayer focused, I tend to go digital/PC. Give me physical if your going to be a walled garden ecosystem for your platform!

There was a point where this would have been me. I’m now at a point where I’m like, fuck that, what does it cost for someone else to do it.

I’ve got one that showed Donkey Kong Country for the SNES. I think they sent them out if you had a Nintendo Power subscription.

Ah yes, the shaky body alarm clock.

Honestly, I don’t hate this idea

I’ll throw steam os on my mini PC and just pretend it’s a steam machine. I knew they were going to break $1k but yeesh, breaking it AND only 512gb is tough

Ooof

I’ll allow it.

They are suggesting ADHD people to be recruited to peel the remaining blue paint off the reflecting pool in DC. ADHD people tend to hyper focus on certain tasks and some tasks that are straight forward and monotonous tend to be soothing.

I would gladly go and do this free of charge to feel that sweet sweet satisfaction of peeling paint, and also destroying something Trump did.

Hey, copper prices are going up, that’s an investment!

There was a space age? I remember playing to a certain point, getting bored, and just restarting it over and over.

This is so stupid. Do you even know how big that bulldozer would have to be?

Jesus Christ they could have just said “60 lucky fans got free tickets due to our mess up, enjoy!” And gotten just the tiniest shred of good press about it. But no, they have to be complete fuck ups and ask for them to actually pay.

Fun fact, there is a horror book that takes place inside an Ikea like place. Horrorstor. I quite liked it.

The acting is really good, especially the mayor. The story feels a little disjointed at times but I really like it.

Mine would be reversed. I’m such a light weight

This was actually designed by Johnny Ives’ design studio. I don’t think they got the message that Ferrari was the customer.

While that is mostly true, I do have several USBC devices that refuse to charge with a name brand 65 watt charger I have, but they just love the cheap dollar store 5 watt versions.

Yes, but the issue here is if Sony sues the govt to get paid back the tariffs (that the consumer ultimately paid for) and then don’t pass that money back down to the customer.

Literally what it sounds like. Coffee shops where the baristas wear bikinis or lingerie. Like Hooters but usually skimpier.

This one hurt for even me to read