Because it only counts if it's a female that everybody likes. Or is that too blunt?

Why are you shaming a female trying to make a video game?

Wait wait wait wait shouldn't that headline be "America react to game-winner ..."

One, but as a Miami fan I'm not surprised you don't know the answer.

Dwayne Wade aged like that guy who drank from the wrong grail in Last Crusade this series.

When they were up 22-6, commenters on the Heat's SBNation board were asking each other what time Game 6 in Miami was starting. No lie.

Miami fans are too uninformed and ambivalent to bother with excuses.

Sums up the entire series.

Can't wait for the millions of excuses from Miami fans. Was the AC working at an optimal temperature tonight?

This one feels really, really good - especially with all four wins being total thrashings. Eat shit, Miami!

No, Heat fans....Fuck you!

This is a mountain made from a molehill. Video games were better when people stooped trying to inject their social commentaries into them and just enjoyed the game. Not everything is an attack on gender, race, or sexual preferences and and people are becoming overly sensitive to a point where it's almost silly.…

Am I missing why Kotaku is trying to tell me that is a huge deal? Is this really such a civil rights problem that in the kind of story that Assassin's Creed runs with in the times of history that they go through, that there isn't a major female protagonist? You don't need to shoehorn every group into something for…

What's with all the Social Justice Warriors picking fights with Ubisoft? This is like the absolute LAST game developer that the SJW/feminist crowd should ever be nitpicking and looking for something to bitch about. There are plenty of real issues concerning women found elsewhere.

Dickerson didn't look like he gave a single shit when he hit Laird, and if anything it looked like he was mad the game had to be delayed for him. Pitcher hit him not because he thought it was intentional, but that Dickerson was being an asshole.

I agree that he's probably the most underrated coach in the game and him and Thibs will be 2/3. He's grown a lot since his days in Detroit and Indiana, been much more flexible and it's served him well.

Tom Thibodeau would like a word with you but yeah, I'm just splitting hairs.