It’s time to look back at our fifth round of TG bounty challenges, featuring classic female protagonists Samus Aran and Ms. Pac-Man. (Oh, and Mr. Ms. Pac-Man is there, too.) Can our heroines keep their damageless streaks alive?
At long last, we’re here to review the seventh and final day of the Karl Jobst / Billy Mitchell trial in Australia. This day was wall-to-wall closing arguments, with both barristers citing case law and testimony to make their cases to the judge. Meanwhile, is it possible that some key mistakes from Karl’s attorneys will cost him this case?
THIS IS NOT A DRILL. perfectpacman.com has received its first legal threat. But, it may not have come from who you would expect.
Today, we have some observations on the Karl Jobst / Billy Mitchell trial from guest contributor MarcoYolo.
Earlier this week, the Karl Jobst / Billy Mitchell trial in Australia resumed for its sixth day. This included the bulk of Karl’s witnesses. Read all about it here.
Billy Mitchell’s U.S. attorney Anthony Ellrod screwed up royally, and published a bunch of confidential material he wasn’t supposed to, lmao. So of course, we’re here to cover it all.
Howdy everyone! Recently, folks affiliated with ThecePlay reached out and asked if I’d help come up with a gaming challenge for their new promotion. After a grueling five minute chit-chat, it was decided that a points challenge on classic Street Fighter II would be a great fit.
Karl Jobst was cross-examined for almost the entirety of “Day 5” in his defense against Billy Mitchell’s defamation lawsuit. Was there any way Billy’s attorneys could save their doomed case?
Billy’s witnesses continue to drop the ball. Meanwhile, an absolute legend takes the stand in his own defense. Read all about it here.
Between days 3 and 4, we finally start getting into Billy’s other witnesses. Can they save his sinking ship? Or will they just start poking more holes?