@consoleguy: Shout out for Critical Drinker reviews!

How bout NO?

This show is literally the most panned Star Wars show of all time, and for good reason. Terrible writing, retcons that make no sense and are completely lore breaking, making Jedi out to be evil (despite them not doing anything objectively wrong) so they can stick it to the patriarchy or w/e nonsense these writers thought they were doing, on and on I could go.

Has the same vibes as LeBron James trying to copyright Taco Tuesday. You can't copyright something that someone else came up with DECADES ago.

This was not a "3DS Classic" it was a GAMECUBE game...smh

@just_visiting: As a person who has ALSO seen a vagina...daily since forever...I think you're not thinking of the correct body part...maybe you're confusing it with a "mangina"?

It should be his sliced torso, so you're eating popcorn that he previously ate by pulling it right out of his gut.

@mogan: Yeah it was a big deal news story for a while. Then people got bored of it and went on their merry way. See the other post for a news article blurb on the subject. Don't want to spam it.

@snake3rules:

They are not purely an aggregator. If they were then it wouldn't be much of an issue with them directly. No, they have curated reviews from "professional reviewers", and the normal normy reviewers, but they also allowed in bot and paid reviews from various companies. Here's a quote from an article on the subject.

"A new report from New York Magazine suggests that Rotten Tomatoes scores can be easily manipulated, alleging specifically that a public relations firm, Bunker 15, has paid low-level, often self-published reviewers for positive write-ups as a way to game scores. One alleged example from the exposé involved the 2018 movie Ophelia, a reimagined take on Shakespeare's Hamlet told from the point of view of his girlfriend, played by Daisy Ridley. The film reportedly had a 48% rating, but after the PR company's alleged paid reviews, that was bumped up to 62%—taking it from a green "rotten" tomato score to a red "fresh" one."

@extremecacti: You're clicking in the "more deals for switch games" which is not technically part of what the article was featuring.