Games haven’t ever taken this long. The “good old days” were quickly made games comparatively. Slow games lead to bloated budgets which lead to bloated content which leads to bloated investor expectations.
That’s active income.
There’s a Toaster in the bathtub…
“This doesn’t affect me so I don’t care. I’m going to let others know it doesn’t affect me so I can lord it over them.”
I will admit that I prefer accessing my movies digitally. I will also admit that I absolutely prefer actually owning things I buy. So the compromise is to buy a disc, rip it onto a computer, and access it from there. Physical media won’t die until digital rights actually represents ownership. Unfortunately procuring those discs will likely continue to be more expensive and the discs themselves less prevalent.
I’d certainly hope so. That’s his job.
This has been true for a decade now.
Just watched Tokyo Story for the first time. Please go see your parents if you can. Spend some time with them. Talk to them. Take time out of your life and just be there, in the moment, with them.
That’s alright. I know a little German. He’s sitting over there.
Why shouldn’t kids play in the streets? They certainly used to do it all the time. Why don’t we reduce speeds or car access to areas with a lot of pedestrians?
I have no idea why that comment has so many upvotes. I’m with you; I honestly don’t understand the logic.