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I don’t believe these boxes actually have the game till they are opened. Secondly, back in April, Yaamava Casino claimed to be giving away as a prize, a unopened copy of Mario Bros. The thing that pissed me off was in all the advertising (including television), they would never say the name of the game. They just showed a image of the box and referred to it as a “cartridge classic”. IF YOU WON’T SAY THE FUCKING GOD DAMN NAME THEN I DON’T FUCKING BELIEVE YOU ACTUALLY HAVE THAT GAME!

Does this not count as union busting?

This sounds like the plot of a Futurama episode.

Their name is Batman? I can’t help but laugh at them. Fuckin’ loser. No one said you had to work there. You can quit if the flag is offensive.

I get that with a remaster, I’ve seen that with other games. Why would a third-party studio contribute additional content to a game made by a different studio?

Is this why we have no more Cyberpunk? Also when will they work on original IP?

If you didn’t have a PS5 already, you aren’t likely to want one now.

Baby by moving it to NHS instead?

Are we sure this isn’t some guerrilla marketing for a movie?

I say that successful athletes get a pass all the time. People still praise Kobe despite being a rapist.

Say it with me everyone: GENOCIDE.

That was actually a Sabre product. They just used the acquisition to pivot to a Apple-style electronics company for a business oriented costumer base.

Washington State. They have a identical (or at least similar) bill I heard about last month.

I miss the thinking of the Moonshots whatever those were called.

Does their CEO have a signature that looks like a penis?

Sure but didn’t the plot line with Nucleus come in a later season?

Secondly, I am pretty certain the Google logo was always in the opening credits.

Okay, but did Google calculate how many dicks they could jerk off for maximum efficiency?

The assholes who did this will now claim they never had the book. Then they will claim it never existed.

This affects firmware too. Not just the hardware.

Many entry level MacBooks of the last decade have probably been 8 GB. I have a M1 MacBook Air and that is 8 GB. It is fine for me.