100% agree xD i still want the rest of the xenogears series since that game was just one episode. but i already know it will never happen
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15. Xenogears
Needs more flags.
"Stop liking things I don't like!" ~Archaotic
If you don't want to buy it, I get it, but why insult people that are fans?
Don't act like we are "voting" and that you are taking some major stand by not buying this game. All that does is make me want to "cancel your vote" by buying this game.
Does it help with your superiority complex to stereotype individuals who chooses to play different electronic entertainment than you do as a "Dew-swilling, Dorito-munching dudebros"?
Marvel has been moving since The Incredible Hulk in 2008.
DC have only announced they plan to match Marvel, they have a long way ahead of them.
People will inevitably pop in and tell you that you can build this yourself for half the price (you really can't, unless you're getting some insane deals on some parts) - but it seems with time the gap between pre-built and build-your-own is getting smaller and smaller. 10 years ago I wouldn't buy a pre-made PC …
Good call, missed/misheard that.
Well, I think most of us can talk about it without fear of the full reprisal from the militant elements in #GG. But if you're a games journalist? I don't doubt that's how things feel, even if you're a guy. And if you're a semi-prominent woman at all related to the gaming scene it's clearly even more the case.
Make your own counter movement. Start a hashtag that is positive and actually stands for something without tearing down others. That's how you reconcile agreeing with some but not all of Gamergate's points.
What struck me about the doxxing was that whoever did it went to the trouble to make sure that it would be unmistakably tied to gamergate, a group that's been making a very public attempt at distancing itself from the doxxings. Seem's a bit.. fishy.
Uncharted 2: the most amazing cinematic experience i ever played.
Why are Buzzfeed people so painfully unfunny? They keep pushing an agenda and they're never funny...
Kotaku/Gawker are only interested in women's rights when they can be used to push an agenda while click baiting fed up males and white knights into the article.
The trailer has nearly 900,000 views in 3 days. If they were trying to obtain free publicity, it worked.
You mean like how Kotaku is accused of having one of their authors review a game after Zoe Quinn slept with them? Except that said review never happened?
Has Kotaku written ANY articles laying out these 'ostensible' ethical criticisms? Not that I've seen. Instead they focus on the select few rotten apples in an otherwise valid movement which is a long standing well documented tactic to shut down people who disagree with you. This fact alone brings serious question…
This is the best feature ever announced for a console. It's the logical next step for online gaming and the truest way to bridge local and online multiplayer experiences. Give me the option for a little video feed of my friend in the corner of the screen and I'll be giddy.