I hate all acronyms that aren't defined.

You see it constantly in gaming communities. Ah, yes, the game "AC." You know the one.

Assassin's Creed? Animal Crossing? Armored Core? Ace Combat?

Releasing a perfect game that doesn't have any bugs isn't what the article is about.

It's talking about teams that have honed their craft over many years of developing titles they cared about working on and investing in continuous improvements, of which both Arrowhead and Larian have done.

I absolutely cannot stand Subaru's infotainment system. It's actually the primary reason I'll never get another one.

Here's AI Tom Hanks selling mugs.

The sheriff just casually dropped the N word in this press conference?

In response to most of the people in this thread:

Idk, y'all. The biggest assholes never die. They stay alive out of sheer spite.

It's amazing for traveling with. I've found that streaming devices like a Chromecast or Roku are hit or miss at most hotels/motels, but the Steam Deck in desktop mode with a USB hub and HDMI cable works basically anywhere.

I also keep some movies and shows downloaded just in case the Wi-Fi particularly sucks wherever I am.

Oh shit, does this work for Android too?

Can't speak for how robust they are since I've never moderated a community, but Sync has modtools and the dev is very responsive and always working on adding new features.

AROOOOOO

Taco Bell's caramel apple empanada and the double decker.

BREAKING NEWS: Water may be linked with wetness, experts say

I don't get it. What's happening here?

Sounds like they're just looking for a daddy.

I think you and I have different definitions of a role-playing game.

Personally, the idea of using persuasion or deception to get out of what could have easily been a fight is way more interesting than simply running around getting into fights.

Taco Bell's caramel apple empanada was discontinued 5 years ago and I'm still not over it. This graphic should have a trigger warning.

Don't let your dreams be dreams.

¯_(ツ)_/¯

Fata Deum (not out yet) is a spiritual successor I've been keeping my eye on.

In my experience, that's only temporary. The screen will always wake up again on United flights.