I have one video with 170.000 views - I can't edit the copyrighted song out of it because it has too many views according to the tool.

Didn't he say that already? He got two because of region locking: one japanese and one american.

Nope, still doesn't make me buy a region locked mobile device. Even MS went away from region locking.

Why are women part of a diverse group? Last time I checked they make up 51% of the world. OK maybe they only mean the conventions grounds.

I was accepted in a month or so, never posted for 3 months - first post in a controversial topic and got banned for lifetime, for something I haven't said - not even implied - but a mod thought I was saying.

I didn't want to add to the discussion, but it grew so big that it really doesn't matter anymore.

Valuable consumer advice?

I didn't mean you - the post you answered to said people complained about the difficulty and I don't think that is bad.

And in which way is this bad? I actually am more interested now, a game with a challenge is welcome.

If you think it sells - I have no problem with the art. I don't think the owners of the characters like it, so to make a comic you might have to create your own IP.

What's so bad about being a man-child?

This is the right argument - You don't believe how often we hear the no true scotsman fallacy which in the end just guards radfems from criticism.

For men it's not about ugly video game characters, it's about weak characters. There may actually be a handful of games with a weak male lead character (but they tend to be rich or be extremely intelligent or something else that is seen as attractive) - but showing weakness or being weak is mostly NOT an option for…

This whole things smells fishy including women who are payed for what they do. Some of them probably earn way more than the majority of men and feel good about it.

I'm doing the same for my sister - last week I was left speechless when she asked me for Saints Row. What did I create D:

In order for video games to overcome their existing stereotype, they have to be sold to us as general purpose products. Bogost uses bookstores as an example. No one is surprised when they go into a bookstore and find that there are books for children, books about gardening or books about cooking. It's accepted that…

I thought it was already set in stone from the beginning - this is a niche show with such a title, would be boring to always have a safe ending.

I just looked at it and saw pictures of girls cheering for some teams - I guess it's that teenage girl thing, keeping men at distance.

I was sad when he closed his blog - but his videos are just as insane and funny.

I'm 27 and I don't understand it either. But I live in Europe and this seems to be only big in the US.