Games used to prioritize fun, now they prioritize profit
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Buying a game day one is a scam! Wait for the game to be fixed wait for denuvo to be removed and wait for a sale!
If I own a Ford fusion I must own all the Ford fusions in existence. That's the logic they're throwing out there!
Sony’s lawyers are arguing that it should already be obvious that PlayStation digital games aren’t actually owned by the people who buy them.
In the lawsuit, Sony points to its Software Product Licensing Agreement, which says: “The Software is licensed to you, not sold.”
Sony also makes a more unusual argument: if a customer actually owned a digital game, another person wouldn’t be able to buy the same copy.
They use Resident Evil Requiem as an example. One customer bought the game on February 14, 2026, and another bought it on February 25 for $69.99.
Sony’s argument is basically: if the first customer actually owned the digital game, how could Sony sell the same game to someone else
just finished Metroid fusion, it was good in the first half and then the difficulty spiked and I really found myself screaming at it. Some of the bosses just sucked! one boss you get hit before you even enter the room proper. good game but won't put myself through that again.
I have always bounced off difficult games and I beat not only KH 1 and 2 but sephiroth in both. My guess is they're not utilizing the game mechanics correctly.
Kingdom Hearts Newcomers Are Really Struggling With The First Game bit.ly/4gKdIEN
ALT Kingdom Hearts Newcomers Are Really Struggling With The First Game
Calling it now. When GTA VI releases...
1. Servers will be overwhelmed
2. you won't be able to buy/download
3. gamers will crash out like toddlers
A lot of people can barely walk on land let alone water
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I'm tired boss
HIPOCRECÍA DE LOS MEDIOS
Un productor de la BBC fue declarado culpable de poseer miles de imágenes ilegales de menores.
La condena de este criminal real desató la furia absoluta en redes sociales, especialmente en Japón. Durante años, la BBC se dedicó a criticar y juzgar duramente a la industria del anime y el manga, tachando sus ilustraciones ficticias de contenido inapropiado.
Los fans señalaron la terrible hipocresía de una cadena que se dedicaba a dar lecciones de moralidad sobre dibujos animados, mientras albergaba delitos graves dentro de sus propias instalaciones.
Honey what is this phone bill for? were you talking to one of those adult hotlines?
No it was Jesus I swear!
Tech company Just Like Me has launched an AI Jesus avatar users can talk to for $1.99 per minute
The AI, based on The Chosen actor Jonathan Roumie, can pray with users, speak multiple languages, and remember past conversations
