I swear I've been trying to find this guy on youtube for several years now. Right when I saw your comment, I knew exactly who it was. Thank you so much! I'm going to not be an idiot this time and subscribe.

"...you'd think he was some sort of sun-kissed Californian hippie surfer. Or every Californian, I guess."

If I was Nintendo, I'd be hitting my head against a wall listening to this.

Different strokes for different folks. I've shown Lollipop Chainsaw to a ton of people who thought it was funny and over-the-top in a silly way, none of them are going to react like that one anorexic woman that was featured here on Kotaku. I'd say the game wasn't made with her in mind and that she doesn't need to play…

I'm so in love with this comment. How succinct and to the point.

I will give you a response on that if you're curious enough to know but I gotta go to bed before I end up giving everyone in these threads another hour of my time tonight. I put a lot of effort into my replies and I think a good majority of my perspective on the thing can be seen if you look through my comment history…

I took your comment very seriously, read it many times over, read your sources and the comments within those, and thought for a while before commenting. I'm a humanist and I think everyone is deserving of being treated fairly in the real world. There are fucked up people all over the globe, not just Japan and America.…

I lol'd, thanks. I wish we could actually have discussion directly with those in charge of the press as well with the devs of the industry. I want hashing out! I want reason! Not snide remarks that simply dust off the issue at hand allowing ignorance to carry on.

The only time I had an issue with sexual content in a Suda game was Shadows of the Damned but even that had it's own overtly sexual theme. But if you know that Suda has substance, why write this off as sexism? Did you play the game so you could see it in context? I think it's awesome, it's definitely spoofing the…

Dude, Suda51 games don't even sell, they can't contribute to making the industry look childish if they don't even make a financial impact. You know what makes the industry look childish? Our knee-jerk, aggressive reception to our choice of media and our attitude towards those who create it.

I agree with your view on it 100%, I'm sure the majority of men do this. Thank you for going one step further for actually checking it out and making an opinion for yourself.

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What about it do you think is retarded?

I actually got told by an editor to "Grow up" for suggesting this was satire and was then blocked from her twitter.

Does no one at all see that this is satire, that it's spoofing stereotypical secret agent seduction? I see it as a play on the whole "Women want him and men want to be him" sorta thing. He knows what…

Why did you skip the game because of this?

Actually, I didn't look them up on the internet. I got them from the games' actual credits. Didn't know I couldn't rely on the official product for info. But thanks for patronizing my efforts. I should definitely check neogaf before posting in the future. /sarcasm

Working at GameStop, smaller titles do have a tendency to come in the day after release every now and again. That may have happened at yours, I was able to pick up mine today.

Suda51 is the executive director and writer for Killer is Dead.

As for FSR, K7, and NMH, he was director, writer, and designer.

Laura Bailey's not married! I'm not listening! LALALALALA!

What's that you say? Laura Bailey's in the new inFamous game? How awesome! Day one buy! Gee, that Laura bailey sure is great and totally not married, because if she was, then I couldn't marry her and that's preposterous and silly!

Thank you Nintendo. I was pretty much ready to give up on games this year and then I began playing your first-party games. With what I had on my 3DS and Wii U combined, I found that you're always dedicated to the game's mechanics over story and thank God someone is. It feels like most AAA games are far too focused on…