You said it!

What, Guillemot thinks Ubisoft’s share price is still too high?

Yes, but who gave the order?

Uhh, it was in orbit over Bajor, and now it’s out front of a wormhole. It sure as shit wasn’t Q or the Borg who moved it, now was it?

To make astronomically large spaces fit in the game engine from 2009, they made everything infinitesimally small.

In fairness, when Star Citizen first went in to development CE3 was a modern engine.

They wrote about heroes saving the world, therefore they wrote good.

That what they wrote is so memorable to us means they wrote well.

A certain political party benefits from low voter turnout. Which, coincidentally, also happens to be the party working to get Trump elected and shield him from the repercussions of his crimes.

AccuWeather’s business model relies on “adding value” to government-provided data, and monetizing it. Maintaining a fleet of satellites isn’t cheap.

If you can get people to order their groceries from within your walled garden and take a cut… you’re golden.

That’s what Amazon tried with Alexa, and they still can’t figure out how to make it profitable.

She made the right call, even considering the EMH is a hologram and thus wouldn’t be harmed by a trolley.

Mila was a whore!

which you can read in about 30sec?

Only if you’re not a Trump supporter.

That’s a pretty accurate summation of gaming in general in the 80s. The art in the book was nearly always better than the gameplay for lots of games.

If they’d cast Gary Busey as Maul it would be a different story.

The question is whether the dislike of the character was because it was poorly written or poorly acted.

In this case I feel like Charlie was a well-written character who had a good arc (despite a touch of Mary Sue-itis) but Anne Winters’ delivery was absolutely flat.

While I like your analysis, the comment you’re responding to was referring to Pulaski’s arc, not Charlie’s.

don’t think that’s their goal at all.

Literally their goal.

As mentioned (via Tom Warren) by [Playstation co-CEO Hermen] Hulst in the interview, Sony wants to tempt PC players to purchase and play sequels to single-player narrative games on a PlayStation console.

…huh. TIL.

The last time I had to download the unifying software it was more obvious than that.

And to add insult to injury…

Skibidi Bonesacks

As one of those “older millennials” you referenced… What the fucking shit?