Coffee and a Script

Nintendo Switch Online has been a success story, but can clearly, easily be so so much more if Nintendo wanted to dive deeper into its past as well as the community of retro gamers playing older titles in different, creative ways.

If MLB wants to improve the flailing television ratings of the World Series, then maybe it should become a much longer journey towards the championship destination.

I don’t want a rematch, I want a wide-open race, and we have to find ways to ensure more voices are heard in the 2024 presidential race for the future of this politically-backwards country.

Expanded bracket of a notoriously-unpredictable sport will never produce the television ratings of the past. Evolving the game has been a hit, so why not evolve the way we view the product?

There is so much potential to the idea of dedicating a block of your overly long regular season to an in-season tournament. But if you aren’t going to fully commit to Euro-style madness, why bother trying?

Time to stop ignoring the realities of actions committed by a horrific government representing a historically-oppressed culture, time to demand an end to the cycle of oppression and violence caused by a quest to eradicate an innocent population.

In a world of gaming that has felt stagnant, expensive, and even sometimes-broken, the Nintendo Switch has provided us with an arsenal of spectacular software to showcase the direction gaming should be heading towards.

I love the Tampa Bay Rays, but I love the idea of actual evidence of progress even more; and under current ownership it just doesn’t look like its ever going to happen.