Are you on Firefox? I made a Firefox plugin that does exactly that.

I fricking cried during this fight - and again when I went back to the very beginning after the battle inside of going up to the surface. Asriel is waiting for you by the flowers and tells you more about Chara. From what I’ve seen a lot of people missed that part.

Fantastic work here, Nathan! Loved this!

Drunk bunny is best bunny.

Looking at the original scene, a number of his listed complaints apply to the original version as well.

Boat ending?

Looks like Evangelion with even less male characters.

Hot damn, I’m getting F-Zero GX flashbacks! That game looks great!

I got:

QUOTE | “...talking about how they felt when they learned former Irrational Games devs launched a Kickstarter for a game that sounded exactly like the one they’d been working on for a year.”

Great article! I would caution that “exact same layout and design” is just minimalism at work. The less you have on the screen, the easier it is to come up with the same thing.

"Top donators receive disappointing looks from their fathers."

Fantastic read! Love these articles about niche gaming culture!

It's light on the RPG elements - no gear or stats visible. But there is a ton of customization with attacks. It's absolutely fantastic. Music is great as well. Did you like the narration in Bastion?

Best read I've had on Kotaku in months. Great work here, Nathan.

This is the best article on GamerGate I've read, acknowledging the complexity of all online and offline movements and showing respect for both sides.

Thanks for sharing, Metal. There's a lot of truth in those words.

"Join the host of Mordor, they said... It's an Uruk's life, they said..."

One more here! I think we're just quiet about it. The Gawker network isn't always the most welcoming place, though Kotuka is usually pretty good about it. Everyone loves games, regardless of their background.

Coders and VG artists do free work all the time. The modding community is in essence creating new content for games for free, without expectation of getting paid. The value of the game goes up, because, hey, new free content! Yet they don't expect a dime. In fact, some do this precisely for the exposure that these…