Good luck finding a brand NOT doing it by the time you're ready for a new one.

No, death is too easy - there needs to be suffering as prolonged as any felt by those who cared about the man he murdered.

Depends upon your definition.

Well, pinball is my jam - still kinda casual, IMHO. I was thinking more of those that tell a story & have lots of gameplay mechanics - I'm too old, and never could get used to or comfortable with managing camera angles & all that kinda stuff that uses so many more controls than we had in my day. A joystick/pad & at most a few buttons is all I was used to until adulthood demanded that I had extremely little time for games anymore for a few decades.

The ones who need to understand the impact of it... won't.

Agreed. An absolute classic.

TIL 1984 (how apropos, now that I think of it) is considered "late '80s."

ETA: Just teasing, btw. Nice write-up!

I'd be glad to support them, but I unfortunately can't support any gaming company because I suck at anything more complicated than casual stuff. I wish it were different because a lot of these games sure look interesting.

Sad how he does something decent that very few others would have, and yet he's still attacked for it. Some people need to get a grip on how reality actually works, and realize change - especially from within - takes a lot more time and effort than any of us would like due to reality's limitations.

Actual, provable TRUTHS should be the obvious "political winner," but too many people prefer hearing what they're conditioned to want to hear. Humanity is killing itself with their deliberate ignorance, and the powers that be don't care just so long as they're the last ones standing.

Not the same - they "sculpted" what they actually had, while stuffing your pants (nice admission of inadequacy, BTW) is flat out lying about how much is in there.

And how does Google's forthcoming lockdown play into all that?