Sumthing writes:
Ten years ago… I got thrown out of a club. It wasn’t something I did habitually… or ever. I hadn’t had a single drink, swallowed any pills, threatened the bartender or leered at any disinterested women in close proximity. No. I was violently heaved from the premises as I casually danced with a plastic tree. It seemed the most obvious choice as I wasn’t about to you know… ask someone to dance (I try to go through my life annoying the fewest amount of street pedestrians as possible). So I chose this immutable, inanimate mock up of a coconut tree. Now, mind you, I was completely isolated from everyone, and there was nobody for a good 100 feet on all sides. Then out of nowhere these two HUGE bouncers grab me one on each arm, dragged me outside and flung me into the street. Not the sidewalk… the street. On my way through the air, I hit one of my co-workers who was on her way to meet up with our group. I never went out in Austin when I lived there. The ONE time my friends invi...
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That's pretty cool, but didn't they just lay of 10k as a whole. Reportedly some from the gaming division even.
Confused in pa.
But of course. Just look at the latest Saint's Row....that is exactly the level of quality and writing that Xbox strives for these days.
There u go. This is way more acceptable than buying up studios. Buy individual talent until you strengthen your already owned studios. 👏🏽