He hated the games and actively spoke against thempurely because he was wrong about their success, so his opinions hold precisely no merit for me, even if he is the original author. I can imagine him trying to say anything to drag the games down.

I had closed the gate to my checkout, turned out the light, wiped everything down, took my till out and had walked away a bit when I saw a customer start loading his groceries on the now-abandoned belt.

i walked back to try to help by simply saying, "Sorry man, that checkout is closed, you'll have to go a few up to get through."

I went upstairs, counted my till and posted my results, got my stuff and went to leave.

Suddenly my bosses are on me checking if I'm okay, and I'm being escorted off-site by security for my safety.

Apparently the man was not appreciative, went to the managers and told them he was going to wait for me outside so he could run me over..

on a shirt, please

Starbreeze rolling back bad decisions and pretending they didn't know? What is this? A Tuesday?

Sky News IS an editorial failure.

If mods aren't real games, can we reverse the cease and desists for all the fan mods they've killed? After all, if they aren't real games and aren't to be considered legally for patent/trademark/copyright then they aren't violating anything?

and much of the world

Most people I know who are keen on the game are completely unaware of any of the the discourse surrounding it. It was probably minimal.

I can't wait to still only buy the game when it's on steep sale/after all the DLC can be bundled cheaply.

Fuck Spez with a dirt covered pineapple :)

I'm ready for the article announcing Randy takes back his statements. As is the cycle.

Greasy bastard.

well, yeah. I mean, it was always Cage and Free Range, so the moment you see companies skirting along with technical classifications like Cage Free, it would be stupid to assume anything other than bad faith.