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I remember Sony canceling a bunch of gaming events and wondering if people would think it was an overreaction. The Game Developers Conference was honestly the thing that made my ears perk. Then came one team dropping out of March Madness, and then another, and then the dominos fell. I feel like some teams pulled out before NBA canceled, but once the NBA did, then the NCAA did, and that got me anxious about the whole thing because now I'm confused as to what's going on and how bad this is. Also a nice reminder about @Kal-El814's favorite person, Ron Paul, who said, "It is ironic to see the same Democrats who tried to impeach President Trump last month for abuse of power demanding that the Trump Administration grab more power and authority in the name of fighting a virus that thus far has killed less than 100 Americans," in March, putting him at the same level of HS/college spring breakers who thought people were overreacting at the time. The difference being many Spring Breakers were re-interviewed and regretted what they said.

That's what I meant but you turned my convoluted sentence into a simple four words.

Are you quoting your Twitter account when you quote this guy? Haley looks so damn fake. The crazies on her Twitter aren't buying what she's selling, and progressives naturally don't trust her.

Launch PS4 is still rocking.

PlayStation Store Finally Implements Highly Requested Feature SCREENRANT.COM Sony fans can finally buy PS+ games if they wish.

Orlando is literally not this, wtf? Y'all smoking something fierce. I can't count the number of times I've been there, including downtown, and the nearby Winter Park village, but there are a ton of local businesses in the area.

I love Orlando.

CPAC was always lame, but it’s gone freakish lame.

The sexiest person on the forum.

Sony Corp. is preparing to open up its PlayStation 5 for internal storage upgrades this summer, lifting a bottleneck that prevents gamers from having more than a few marquee games on their console at one time, people briefed on the plan said.

I mean, it was exactly as advertised. Deep dives into some PS4/PS5 games, no huge business acquisition moves. My thinking is that something like Horizon will get its own State of Play, similar to Ghost of Tsushima. So in that case, yeah, I didn't feel like my time was wasted unless you decided to get your hopes up for a PSVR2 reveal and a Metal Gear Solid remake.

PlayStation Confirms Japan Studio Will be Re-Organized - IGN WWW.IGN.COM PlayStation is reportedly scaling back original game development at Japan Studio, the team behind Ape Escape and Gravity Rush. On one hand, Sony Japan was a unique part of Playstation Studios, and they brought some cool ideas to the table. On the other hand, there were rumors already that they would be scaled back because their games have not gained the kind of traction the rest of Playstation Studios have, plus the growth of the western market. tbh, my favorite stuff from Sony Japan that gets me genuinely excited has beem from Team ASOBI, and the fact that they're going to build on the popular of Astro's Playroom gets me VERY excited that Sony will back them for more Astro Bot VR, or another IP, or a bigger and zanier Astro Bot game.

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South Dakota AG Faces Impeachment, Calls To Resign Over New Evidence In Fatal Crash WWW.NPR.ORG Interrogation videos released Tuesday raise questions about Jason Ravnsborg's conduct in the Sept. 12 car crash, with investigators saying at one point that the victim's glasses were found in his car.

I used gay as a way of saying "This sucks," when I was a teen. In fact, I think I used it into my early 20s because that's when one of close friends came out, and hhe was the one who weeded me off it because anytime I said it, he said, "Really? And how does this remind you of two men who are attracted to each other?!" And eventually it just got to the point when I realized that the entire reason we said "That's gay" was because the term 'gay' was negative. But at the time, the reasoning was usually, "I mean, of course I don't really mean gay when I say gay." I've been meaning to ask: when did you get back to Komusha?

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Nah guys, remember redsox said newt wasn't that influential

Nah, the stimulus bill is getting passed.

I thought it was great, so if the Yuffie episode is also very good, I don't feel it would be a ripoff to purchase that considering the PS5 version is a free upgrade. But I also thought the Yuffie stuff was part of the upgrade.

The Yuffie version needs to be purchased. Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade arrives on PS5 June 10, 2021 BLOG.PLAYSTATION.COM Visual optimizations, Photo Mode, and the new episode featuring Yuffie highlight this exciting enhanced and expanded version of Final Fantasy VII Remake.

I was seriously shocked at how overblown it was. Basically, siege mode seemed really fun, so I thought, "Okay, I'll get the game, and if the grinding is too much at the end, then I'll just stop when I'm not having fun/ready to move to another game." So I started that endgame portion and I'm thinking, "Okay, Siege Mode is still fun [and I'm a Dynasty Warriors fan, so having better gameplay with that kind of manic army vs army gameplay + castle defenses was REALLY cool], so just go til you don't feel like playing." Before I knew it, the game ended. I checked to see if the ending I got wasn't the real ending, but it was. I think there were 10 stages in the end game, and at the time, I thought probably you could have completed 7 or 8 and felt as if that was enough story-wise, but that is such a far cry from what people were saying -- total grindfest and forced to buy microtransactions to win. It wasn't even "grinding" if we're defining it as killing enemies over and over so you can level and beat something; it was just an endgame where the story said you were defending against massive attacks, so you entered Siege Mode. I guess if you consider defending castles a lot to be "grinding," but I don't see much of a difference between fights in a castle and fights outside a castle in terms of repetition. Maybe they changed something with the microtransactions, but I never saw any indication that you had to buy something to complete the story.

I guess they mean Siege Mode. I mean, there could have been maybe one or two fewer levels, but it's not, "Grind for 10 hours so you can beat Emerald Weapon." And Siege Mode is a damned fun mode.

Oh, that controversy. The game was beatable without buying a single thing.

Shadow of War was good, though.