I mean, that all depends on what the MPL allows.

The engineers that work there certainly aren’t going to stage a coup.

What engineers? Musk fired all of them when he first started.

BioWare? What’s that? It’s all EA now.

Yeah, makes sense to North Korea, too. I’m not sure they’re an example to follow, though.

To be clear, nation states controlling the tools that their employees and, potentially, wider population communicate and access information is a dystopian vision, and I cannot agree with that point at all.

Wow, what a way to take the most extreme POV possible on an issue.

90-minutes, 20-hours? I know it’s a joke, but everything about this infographic infuriates me on a technical level.

Shitty tech opinions were flooding Medium before, so it’s not much of a difference.

Well, it’s more like a stopped watch sort of thing. Konami has lost its way ever since it cared more about pachinko machines than actual video games.

The fact that they think it’s part of the same strategy is why they fail. They take a cursory look at both, see numbers go up, and think that all they have to do is push for common element X to succeed.

Gross oversimplification of business strategy and how products are built are why corporations trip over their own dicks over and over again. I wish they would just teach that in business school.

What do you expect from RPS, Kotaku, IGN, and the rest of the games “journalists”? Journalistic integrity?

That would require an actual journalism degree.

Always has been 👨‍🚀🔫

This guy has the most unhinged thumbnails.

Did they fix all of the bugs? Subnautica 1 is still buggy as shit.

Too bad FTC rules are useless, thanks to SCOTUS striking down the Chervon ruling.

What’s a good web search engine nowadays?

I loved that game for a brief time, but I felt like I could have gotten into a car accident with how much I was trying to take over outposts.

Fucking bonkers first season finale. I just couldn’t take it seriously after that…

3 * 2 = 6

3 + 2 - 1 = 4

So, close enough? How “close to 1” are you talking about?

If they didn’t want to be annexed by China, they shouldn’t have signed a treaty to do so.

It’s not illegal if it’s not being enforced.

My guess is because of shareholder pressure

Of course, the lesson to be learned that no company ever learns: Don’t go public. Don’t ever go public!