So it’s hard to get but it really is the best. Hmmm, maybe he stopped. That would be a tragedy.

Oh he does pop ups!

SOTN is so incredible

No joke when I’m trying to explain which movie of Wes Anderson’s this is, my first instinct is to make this gesture and a lot of the time it works.

Sometimes Nemesis does them but the goat of Vancouver cream puffs is Sweet Boy Cream Puffs

Still the hardest part of the game so far but Sister Splinter was definitely the second hardest.

I think it’s about 60 hits with Hunter’s needle, give or take

Me too! 😊

Wishlist conversions across many titles: useful data! But honestly I would pull titles like Silksong out of that analysis because it's just gonna mess with your analysis. It's too weird and idiosyncratic. The most anticipated game in the last decade is going to skew any analysis you do.

I don't think any serious publishers will look too closely at this one. Silksong is not representative of anything else, and extrapolating off its behaviour is deeply unwise.

Wishlists on Silksong are a reflection of its hype, not a driver of sales. I expect it to move at least 20 million units.

lol Silksong's release seems to have broken Steam

Like I cannot find a charitable interpretation of why this keeps happening in their reporting about AI. Every possible interpretation I can muster of the poor quality of reporting is deeply uncharitable.

A wild take that a child would know better than. Embarrassing. Said as it were self-evident.

Do the journalists at The Economist not use google? Have they not noticed how much harder it is to use than the past? Are they too young to know how much better it used to be? Is it editorial meddling?

Casually dropping "like how AI chatbots have made Google search better". No reasonable person would use current search for more than a minute and conclude that. The synopses are usually deeply misleading if not outright wrong, and that coupled with the decline of Search at Google in general...