That is true. As a matter of fact imgur, which used to be reddit’s primary image host and still hosts the vast majority of images used on reddit, has spun off into their own social media site. On imgur a user created bot that scrapes the image and the title of posts gaining popularity and leaves a comment when the…

I did some digging into the count of lines for different characters in FFX-2 and it’s hard to say exactly what was included. The character Trema (an optional superboss) definitely has dialog but isn’t included in the study stats. However most characters seem to be represented based on a quick sampling of random…

Lol what the hell are you talking about? They expressed a reasonable surprise at one situation and stated they wished the study gave more detail on what parts of the games were analyzed because it would give better context on the dialog ratios.

What I don’t get is shouldn’t Nintendo already know whether or not the game has/encourages real money gambling with loot boxes or microtransactions since they had already cleared the game to launch on their platform?

I mean I don’t look at the scale at the doctor’s either, but that’s because I already know my weight, or at least know I haven’t strayed too far from my typical 165 lbs.

Yeah, why try and make things better or more efficient if they aren’t catastrophically bad? As soon as something meets the bare minimum requirements we should never EVER try and improve it again!

I booted up Titan Quest a couple days ago and it got me thinking about how I wish we had more games like this existed that weren’t just generic fantasy like Diablo (it’s got a more hellish feel, but still pretty generic fantasy imo), Torchlight, and Grim Dawn. Fantasy inspired is fine, maybe even preferred in this…

Aw shit, a bunch of new slips came down from China’s Ministry of Truth.

Well yeah, but it’s a press tour. That’s been the truth about press tours since the very first one. Everyone knows that these types of interviews are just advertising for their upcoming thing.

Despite the overwhelming popularity of Mousetrap, the president of MB was correct with their assessment of it. It was barely a game and the contraption often partially triggered as you assembled it so you had to repeatedly set up portions of it over and over.

I believe they meant driving, which is accurate, not counting stops for gas and food.

Basically, a lot of the bugs seem to work because you’re trying to make the game execute two or more functions at the same time. Nintendo didn’t really seem to have a priority system or anything to prevent this from occurring in place. So you tell the game to do two things with an item at the same time and it gets…

Oh sure, of all the things Kotaku makes videos on, they don’t make one when specifically talking about how part of a game looks and sounds in motion? Lol.

Yeah Ubisoft doesn't even treat their new/big ticket titles with love and affection, let alone a remake of an old game lol. 

Because while we want biodegradable, it also has to be:

Well since one commenter replying to you is not being helpful and the other is being a shitty person by equating people wanting to feel comfortable in their bodies with the antics of a cartoonish fictional serial killer, allow me to put it in simple terms.

“Living well is the best revenge”

I’m torn on that thought. On one hand, it’s a single player game so it isn’t ruining online play for others or anything. On the other hand, most hugely broken aspects of games are discovered months or years after release, not days after.

Not to mention the fact that an overwhelming number of people in the tabletop role playing fandom either has the knowledge themselves or directly knows a guy who can "acquire" a searchable PDF version for absolutely no cost. 

If they had just done that to begin with most people would probably have been fine with it. They'd make more money just offering a family plan at an additional 2-3 bucks per month than they will make from people getting their own accounts instead of sharing with friends.