Congratulations, you win the Internet for today! :D

A-freaking-men!

*applause*

Video games already had a the most creative freedom out of any of the latest media outlets.

You want a game about depression, someone made one.
You want a game about shooting up Terrorists? They made one.
You want a game with bouncing boobs? They made one.
You want an artsy game with great visuals and story, but not…

This is Shinra Technologies. It's Square Enix's new venture into cloud gaming, headed up by former Square Enix honcho Yochi Wada. You can read more about it on the company's official site.

Don't you just hate it when Jezebel invades io9?

What's to explain?

More clothes make it harder to cloak.

Anticipate it? She counted on it. Since she has no talent or work ethic, professional victimhood comes naturally to her.

Curious as to what spurred this article at a time when there's heavy criticism against Anita and a pushback from other feminists like Christina Sommers.

I'll check my privilege, when you check your facts. :)

https://medium.com/@cainejw/the-f…

you know, I'm as liberal as they come and i see the inherent sexism in a lot of games. But if you carefully read what she said its pretty well reasoned and articulate. Except the oart about "killing male gaming culture.". I think its true that games exist in a broad spectrum. Probably broader than anyone gamer…

A philosophy many follow here.

"Yes, the concept of a PC Master Race, not to mention the term itself and its most devoted adherent's behaviour, can be problematic"

You might like to read this, if you haven't already. http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1s644c0

You're obviously not part of the problem, as evidenced by your post. It's the kids who fill YouTube and Xbox Live with one word racist comments I'm referring to, not all people of a certain age.

And that is how you ignite a wildfire. This whole spectacle is about controlled censorship. But it's your blog post so have at it good sir.

Guess I missed all this. But I'm also now in the habit of skipping the obvious social commentary articles.