Uncle Drew

THE WHITE HOUSE WENT FULL AMERICA UFC Octagon on the South Lawn. Motocross ripping dirt jumps. Drag cars launching down Pennsylvania Ave. The People’s House is now the People’s Arena. This is what winning looks like. This is what freedom feels like. God Bless the USA! 🦅

Just saw this on discord and now I'm forcing you all to see it Genuinely terrifying

The iconic MW4 menu background is a real photo taken during the Second Battle of Fallujah, Iraq (2004).

This is seriously the cringiest collapse of a nation in real time.

If gaming was always a male hobby, then what exactly was I doing for the last 30+ years? If a man plays video games, it's a hobby. If a woman plays video games, what is it? A job? Community service? Was I performing unauthorized access to joy? Do you see how goofy you sound?

So you're okay with the scene with her being choked out and being S.A. by a guy if you don't press the buttons to escape?

I have a lead on what happened with HLX in Q4 of last year, and what seems to be going on now. That said, based on community feedback, it seems like everyone is fatigued on HLX and the ongoing saga that is this games production cycle. Is it even worth doing a video on a rumor?

Asmongold reacts to CEO of Xbox Asha Sharma preparing what she has described internally as a "reset" of the business, preparing layoffs 👀 “They're doing what Elon did, and man, I am so happy to see this. I am. This is amazing”

Consumer Competition Claims (CCC), through GameClaim, has launched a new class action against Valve in the Netherlands. The group claims Valve controls around 85% of the PC game market and uses rules that make it harder for developers to sell games cheaper on other stores. It also argues that Steam’s 30% cut on game sales is too high and shows anti-competitive behaviour. According to CCC, Dutch gamers have paid more than they should due to these practices, with total damages estimated at over €220 million since 2013.. The group says it will first try to reach a settlement with Valve. If that fails, the case could go to court and may take several years to resolve.