Kotaku paid her to write a clickbait article. You think they're not going to link to it from fucking everything?

Because, I'm saying that most of the people who will want Destiny are Halo fans, and there's not enough to support a $500 million game.

One of the best-selling games of all time, behind GTA IV and V, of course, is Vice City, which was PS2 exclusive for a long time. Halo doesn't even rank, and I'd imagine that most of the people who are interested in Destiny are Halo fans.

Actually, scratch that: Vice City sold less than 10 million, whereas San Andreas…

This is Activision we're talking about, so I really doubt they've thought this through. They probably just said, "Grand Theft Auto V cost $250 million and it made a billion dollars, so if Destiny costs $500 million, it'll make two billion! Let's throw money at this game until we make a profit!"

That's what I was thinking. Halo has never sold as well as Grand Theft Auto, and even though Destiny is going to be on more consoles than Halo was, I don't think it will sell as much as Halo.

This game is going to lose money, and it's Activision's fault. Don't get me wrong, I'm going to buy it. I just don't think…

Yeah, or that. Though I guess this NES is meant to be more of a conversation piece than anything. It's like buying a sculpture that you can play some games on.

Ha!

The joke's on him, because marrying a Mac technically is gay marriage.

Seriously though, folks. PC and console master race.

Actually it's $400 for a PS4. So, for $500, you could buy a PS4 with Injustice, and get some cheap food for you and your friends to eat while playing it. Sounds like the better deal to me.

I loved this game, and I donated, but they're just asking for so much money. I know it's not going to happen.

Because Amplitude was a better game in every way.

Have you ever met, or spoken to a brony online? Bronies have to shoehorn pony shit into every facet of their lives. They literally cannot talk about anything else, because My Little Pony is basically their surrogate personality. I seriously doubt there is an episode about digging in the desert; more than likely the…

So basically, nobody can ever have an opinion on anything until they make something better.

Do you actually adhere to that ridiculous law, or do you just want to silence anyone who doesn't like something you like?

Of course, someone had to shoehorn some pony shit into it. It doesn't make any sense, but I'm sure whoever made this has no creativity or even a personality beyond "I like ponies".

Kissin' Kate Barlow's old copy of E.T.! Now that's a treasure.

I disagree with calling him a "victim", but it's true: Nobody deserves to be fired over their opinions, no matter how wrong or stupid they are.

That said, if this guy knows how sensationalist the media is, and how people get fired for expressing their opinions, why did he express his? He must have known he'd get in…

I don't think it's going to happen. I hear the PS3 and 360 versions were ported over from Wonderswan, though.

I would actually give this movie a shot if the Turtles looked right.

I don't think it's going to happen. I hear it's coming to PC in a few months though.

I like how it looks, but how does it play? Is it like Gran Turismo, meaning it's basically a beauty contest that plays like shit? Or does it feel great to play, like Forza?

Considering that all they're telling us is, "It looks good", it makes me worried that it's going to suck.