@Serge.: Yes.

I just read this short story a week ago. The "demon" brother was just a poorly fleshed out stereotype (not sure how he was a demon, exactly) and the other brother was just an egocentric projection of the artist's own idyllic version of herself. The story had promise, but it didn't go anywhere and its resolution…

@hot_heart: LOLOLOL!

@Asagiri: Go outside.

I've seen many modern films, and a few games, with latently racist imagery. Watch the scene that unfolds when the explorers first land on King Kong's island in Peter Jackson's remake — that's pretty fuckin' racist. Or the way black people living inside the Prawn camp in District 9 act — filled with racist overtones.…

Ugh, this is terrible. He made some great films. RIP.

vote: half.com

@Skunky: uck

@KingHippo: Tuts my barry.

@Batman: GODDAMNIT WHY'D I LOOK AT THIS???

@Zhris: Doesn't GTA4 belong on this list?

Satanicunt.

That first monster looks like a giant Chinese Crested dog.

First person, when it's done right. Some games make me feel too "close" to the world, like someone has moved the zoom ring on the lens, or is pushing on the back of my head.

@Bouzi: Go Habs Go!: Yeah, if I was Ubisoft, I'd be unhappy about this.

@FrankieViturello: She calls it a mayonegg. (so gross)

Man, I love Halloween, and I really love it in videogame form. The Halloween segment in Bully was awesome — for no tangible reason that I can describe.

@jmcm: There's arguements for both extremes. Let's just say "weak is good sometimes, strong is good other times."

@Pyrthas: Oh I double-checked first, and alumna really isn't being used any more, just like "actress" or "waitress".

Whew, that song's a mess. Nobody seems to be having any fun making the video, either.