Deadspin and Lifehacker comment sections tend to be terrible when it comes to issues of sexuality. Race, and gender. And Jalopnik is the worst.

Buy something legally but lend it to customers? You’re a pirate.

Fans saw V13 to completion as FOnline. Check it out.

Naw, man. I’ve had coworkers who have creeped on, “accidentally” groped, and lewded at my lady coworkers. No action taken by corporate, just rug sweeping. HR serves the amoral company, not the employees.

Latency and sky high serverside equipment costs mean this will be a pipe dream. They’d love to do everyone remotw gaming as an anti-piracy and anti-secondmarket but consumers aren’t stupid and maintaining the equipment is too costly for businesses.

People who hate fun, that’s who. :P

Items High, Time 2, Damage 200%, and either Saffron City or Hyrule Castle. Always a blast. For more insanity, leave only bombs, hammer, and pokeballs on.

So, Project M’s All Star mode?

Fallout:Escape From New York

The Lazarus Project is absolutely essential.

I died more in my first two hours of Fallout 4 than New Vegas or 3, mostly because stims are everywhere in the previous games.

Uncle Leo just wants a hug.

Vegas has a major geography problem; whereas the Capital Wasteland is hilly, dippy, and vertical, The Mojave is flat. You constantly trip over mobs and new locations in 3; in Vegas, you follow the road to the plot. 3 was slagged for its dreary green sky and awful gray palette, but the boring brown nothingness of The…

If you’re on mobile, I recommend using a DNS-based ad filter, like DNS66. Alternatively, Firefox Focus.

It’s the ad inject script, not limited to Kotaku, but present all across the GMG network.

Sad thing is fans made their own Fallout Online. Twice. There’s a thriving 2d server community, and then there’s New Vegas MultiPlayer.

And _fuck_ autoplaying video. Yeeesh.

Iimagine if Sony and Nintendo brought Remote Play to the Switch. More hardware sales for Nintendo, more game sales for both . With the demise of the Vita, it makes a lot of sense for everyone involved.

“We’re against porn in all forms!”
“Even written?”