Mathematically, baseball is said to be the most difficult sport because the odds of hitting a ball with a stick is pretty low, so yes, it does require a bit of skill.

No, Ubisoft isn't in trouble. This is just propaganda by video game websites like Kotaku, which exploit our new awareness and appreciation for social justice to jack up their pageviews and clicks.

Dammit. We've been tricked by Kotaku again. We clicked and clicked. We became outraged, so we commented but we didn't really get anything out of it. We didn't change other people's minds, nor will we ever.

I'm Asian, and I kinda enjoyed Sleeping Dogs, but the game having an Asian lead didn't make me like it more than GTA, or whatever other superior game because its protagonist was white.

This. THIS. THIIIIIS. A MILLION TIMES THIS.

I can't speak for others but don't really get the hullabaloo about this. I'm a guy, I've been playing games for more than 30 years, and not once did I complain about a game's gender or orientation.

Hey, hey Raul. Hey Raul.

You're a dick. First, you assume that the guy was forced to sell his games—but he didn't. When another person told you that the writer sold his games VOLUNTARILY, you try to cover your tracks by saying you love your wife and would sell your games for her, and she loves you enough to tell you not to.