It's a great series. The thing that bothers me is seeing how EA's always had predatory practices and how the games industry has always had the issues we're seeing today but on a smaller scale.

"You won't believe number 7!"

Sitting down with 99% of my colleagues during lunch. "Playing the links", fantasy football, ai-generated memes, or how much wealth they have. Christ read a book or something for Christ's sake.

Wants to be the next Epstein.

I hate the guy as much as anyone, but "lunge" is a bit of an exaggeration. Yes, he steps towards her and is a condescending prick (as expected) but lunge a bit hyperbole.

"Please respond asap."

Not just one but two. Weiner and Munch. Their offices were right next to each other and it didn't matter who was on either side. It was still comedy gold.

You know what? I'm actually curious about this too. I know people sometimes recommend getting involved in a game jam, but that's a bit intimidating as someone just starting.

One can only hope.

By that logic, we torture our toilets every. Single. Day.

Demo was decent. Wasn't necessarily a day one purchase, but would have considered it on a sale. However, wasn't aware of who the developer was until I finished it. Shame really.

Oh. Oh no.

Oh absolutely. I just feel that headlines generally use hyperbole. I understand the practice and how in this day and age it's more or less the norm. It's more frustrating to see something like "lunge" and then watch the clip and go "oh. He took a step".

They know our President's a pedophile right?

100% recommend this. I haven't laughed at a show this much in a long time. Matthew Rhys is the king of reactions.

Godzilla (2014).

Old lady from Visage. Don't like that peaking around corners at me nonsense.

End of Abyss. It's a nice blend of metroidvania with some souls-like elements. Also playing Control Resonant. I wasn't big on it at first, but it's certainly grown on me.