The port of FF4 on the GBA was really good.

Original Gameboy, though, I played a LOT of the Tomogotchi game. I don’t know why, but I loved that janky garbage pile of a game.

Wario Land 2 was a constant as well.

I still make the argument that Sonic 2 was the best out of the trilogy in terms of gameplay and music.

While 3 was great, I think it suffered from the level design being a bit wonky on some areas (looking at you, Marble Garden Zone).

Or that he liked Nickelback?

I’ll see past many things, but Nickelback?

Not even once.

Considering I deal with people who blast their music from their phone speakers without headphones, I do not want to know what over-bassed track they’re listening to.

Me and some friends jumped into the new season of Fortnite zero build. Not too bad, even though I have the reflexes of a sloth.

Been playing more Space Haven since they put out a big update last week. I do enjoy the game, but the gameplay loop leaves a bit to be desired.

I restarted my Sims 4 playthrough, forgot who these other Sims are, and just started fresh with my own sim.

Otherwise, standard mahjong games.

Yakuza 0 really is the king of sidequests, imo.

Need to rush to the bridge and stop someone getting shaken down?

Sure, but mahjong and crane games first.

I love me some cities skylines. Even if it’s just me making the worst-designed cities and getting mad about traffic.

Standard business practice.

• Get it out there, tout it as the new biggest thing. Most people won’t know it’s not busted.
• Improve said item once the company behind it actually figures out what they’re doing.
• Say it’s better, when it’s basically the original thing you promised.
• ???
• Profit.

Nier Automata and FFXIV immediately spring to mind

Just an ‘Oh crap investors can see r/sinkpissers shutitdownshutitdown’

When toxic idiots on Twitter drive everyone off, they’ll be the only ones left.

Then they’ll turn on each other, harassing bots and trolls who’ll scream that nothing’s being done because they are being dragged.

Then when only the most toxic are left, and they have no one else to intimidate, harass, or make miserable; they’ll leave.

Seconding this. They’ll likely install their own mods and force-reopen the sub, since it’s one of the bigger ones.

Same with r/technology, and other main subs, id assume

Yeah, looking at the responses this is exactly what they want.

While tangentially related, if this shouldnt be here, let me know.

Reddit also appears to be experimenting with disabling mobile web access to circumvent ads.

Sync for Reddit is also shutting down on June 30th.

ReddPlanet also announced closure on June 30th.

Reddit creates API exemption for noncommercial accessibility apps (Ehhhh, grain of salt on this one. I’m getting a lot of conflicting reports.)

Relay is also out.

EDITS: fixed Sync names, added ReddPlanet. Will keep adding as I see them.

Well, there’s two down.

About to get real spicy.

EDIT: Here’s the link to the official post via teddit if you dont wanna give Reddit more traffic.

Gonna have to bring some popcorn for this.

Really sucks for the dev, as he does seems to be (or had been) really invested in what he was working on.

IF that’s something they can do? I don’t know. I don’t know a thing about backend work on third-party programs.

There’s a part of the that thinks Reddit is the same way and just went “Hell with it, use us or nothing at all” and nukes the whole API except for the big-rollers.

I wouldn’t even know who would pay such a high price for that anyway, outside of advertisers and algorithm scrapers.

The ‘Path of Exile’ method.

You look like a 19th century orphan without all the MTX gear that actually looks good.

I didnt even realize Enjin went down.