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post going around about games that are turning 10 years old this year is interesting to me because of the games they selected, all of them are still available to be purchased from digital storefronts (Steam, PSN, etc). many of them you can buy a new physical copy right now.
this is brand new for games! outside of a few live-service games you couldâve counted on one hand, in 2016 it was pretty unlikely the average gamer would pick up a game from 10 years ago if they werenât explicitly into exploring back catalogues for specific franchises, or were a JRPG fan. there are a lot of games that are about to turn 10 that you could accidentally refer to as âcurrent genâ.
the first thought youâd have is that this is due to bloated AAA development timelines reducing the amount of major releases in a given year to essentially nil. but actually this is because we are currently in the 126th month of 2016
sort of don't understand what's going on with that show Euphoria. it seems like the only people who watch it are hatewatching it? which makes me think it's a GoT season 8 situation. afair everyone who was hatewatching it then was doing so because they either loved the books or loved the first few seasons, which from what I have observed was never the case with Euphoria, everyone who watches it says it was like this from day 1. also this isn't a "so bad it's good" situation because people talk about the writers/showrunners like they were on that island on all levels except physical. is there an implicit understanding here that you do this out of stan loyalty to Zendaya that my autistic ass doesn't get? she seems like a nice lady but idk if it's worth the cortisol
GTA 6 being $80 -$100 is not setting a precedent for future AAA games because there will not be many AAA games after this. the industry crash that has been well underway since 2023 will finally be acknowledged this year or next and most of the studios that operate under the model of spending increasing amounts of time on money on every subsequent game will fold
not really actively paying attention to it is the best because you can check in on the capitol reflecting pool debacle everyone once in a while like itâs a fun little summer b-plot to everything. like it doesnât matter at all
oh yeah thatâll get ya

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importantly youâre allowed to like bad things. or even things that are just not especially good. you donât really need a reason to like them, you can just say âitâs funâ which is unassailable tbh. unfortunately like 1% of people who like things that kind of arenât amazingly critically acclaimed get really defensive and try to argue that itâs actually peak. this fucks up the whole ecosystem because if youâre someone who likes, idk, rewatching old seasons of Jersey Shore bc itâs camp someone will get on your case that you clearly, obviously are a troglodyte with peasant brain. because they assumed you were about to say it was peak before they interrupted you. this is based off an experience of seeing someone (unrelated) call something else (again, unrelated) peak. anyway keep in mind when someone is trying to instigate a media slapfight that a shocking amount of this is people pretending the other person is the guy they made up in their head to get mad at.
went 2 the game expo
i didnât get a pic but one vendor had this đ raidou ps2 collectors edition for $200 and I didnât buy it because Iâm fake/chopped/unc
went 2 the game expo
should I throw a birthday party for when my ebay account is old enough to vote
there were some video game console price increases this week so people are posting late cycle gamecube sale prices, gonna have to bust out the inflation adjusted gaming costs chart again soon i fear

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itâs one of the best feelings in the world to be able to say âso glad that is not my problem anymore.â like, imagine with everything going on and you had to deal with that shit. but you donât have to, because it is not your problem anymore #blessings
As a kid, I was really upset that Bill Watterson wouldn't license Calvin & Hobbes so I could have plushies or so there would be a Saturday morning cartoon. Now, I realize his resistance is the reason we don't have a Calvin & Hobbes DreamWorks movie starring Chris Pratt.
for future reference, this is part of what I mean by "copyright brain"--the impulse that says, "I'd rather something I want not exist than something I wouldn't like does."
"X studio made an adaptation of the thing I like and now it's ruined"?
re: that last post: I also apparently have a statistically abnormally high hit rate for dating people who later transition. which of course calls into question how much the label of âstraightâ applies to me if I have what is apparently a hound dog ability to sniff out Genderâ˘ď¸
instagram follow suggestions periodically letting me know that number has gone up
funny enough, i've encountered this a few times before. Most famously in the case of Eliezer Yudkowsky, who has a surprisingly large number of ex-boyfriends for a straight man.
re: that last post: I also apparently have a statistically abnormally high hit rate for dating people who later transition. which of course calls into question how much the label of âstraightâ applies to me if I have what is apparently a hound dog ability to sniff out Genderâ˘ď¸
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someone is on bsky yelling at Rocz from WTYP about how window air conditioning units are an unreasonable expense for them in a city with such poorly insulated homes such as Philly and⌠theyâre a FFXIV fandomite who just got back from a Japan trip where they bought a shitload of fanmerch. Great, letâs all lose our minds together

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developing an enlightened centrist opinion that the vibecession is real, and also thereâs about to be a real material recession, and that these two âcessions are mostly unrelated to each other
my understanding of the vibecession is that thereâs no way to get good data about material economic impacts out of opinion polls, because thatâs ultimately just asking how people feel about the economy (rather than comparing their books YoY), and if you accidentally get a sample size of upper quintile people who are giving themselves neurotic FOMO seeing what other people their age on ig reels are doing, itâs going to skew the results to reflect âthe economy is FUCKED because I should be able to take my family to Cancun multiple times a year on $200k base compâ rather than an hourly wage worker who says things are âsomewhat/a bitâ more tight than last year
this is, also, how ever NYT article about economic impacts goes. some journo wants to write something about auto loan defaults and they find one person who accidentally tripped into 30% APR. or the one article about how the removal of the de minimis exception has disproportionately impacted normal everyday people, such as *gesturing* these hoarder shopaholics. what Iâm saying is the data is obviously out there but either no one is looking at it or nobody can use it to for their own political gain because the data is ideologically uncooperative from basically every angle
developing an enlightened centrist opinion that the vibecession is real, and also thereâs about to be a real material recession, and that these two âcessions are mostly unrelated to each other