Amazingly, they haven’t apologized for their posts like this in the AMA itself. I guess that was just an accident as well? Same as with the post they answered asking for more underage characters with big breasts, of course.

Good. It was an utterly insane program. As someone who only buys new consoles/games and never used, the program actually gave a better chance to a Gamestop employee keeping their job if I shopped somewhere else.

Some of this sounds like it would afoul of customer protection laws. Telling a customer you don’t have a product so you can instead sell a version of that product with a higher markup certainly sounds like it counts as ‘bait and switch’ to me.

Toronto is a city-state though, and it’s one of the most overpowered (in terms of bonuses for suzerains) to boot.

That was always what I thought at the time, but that fell apart once I found out he’s in Final Fantasy V as well, as a boss fight.

No support of LGBT, but they love ‘fat furries’

Thank you, Evan. You’ve been an absolute delight to read, and your pieces have so much heart and nuance. I can’t wait to see what you cook up at i09.

I think many of us thought there would be a second expansion, but nothing ever did come of those rumours, and whatever they announce now is at least another year away, possibly much more. So I don’t think there’s another expansion coming. Sure it was a long time between Starcraft 2's initial campaign and their final…

Lots of options:

She’s also going to be unique in that she’s the first hero to get her ‘heroic’ ability at level 1. And at level 10, when other heroes get their choice of heroic, she will instead pick one of three talents to enhance her heroic ability. I can’t wait!

And yet he still outlasted Jeb Bush.

While it’s possible that it was just a mistake, I think it’s worth noting that this has happened with Naughty Dog before:

After a few days, The Lost was found via data mining. Players dug through the game’s code for hints about what was buried. That wasn’t in McMillen’s plan.

They’re also bringing back Prison Break.

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The tldr is this part from above:

I’d like to think that maybe the reason he thinks women are ‘better’ filmmakers is that he’s being exposed to women filmmakers, whose different experiences are shaping films in new ways to him (and this part is a good thing). But then he’s conflating good and new with better.

Are you more concerned about the event or a commenter’s response? Which would you say is your primary concern when you heard about the commenter’s response?

That’s because Kotaku let the MOBA guy go (Yannick LeJacq) quite recently.

Just as an extra: