Is Iwata barred from spending his spare time recording videos of himself playing non-Nintendo games for non-Nintendo consoles? Are Manchester United players barred from spending their spare time wearing Arsenal shirts?

How the Hell does barring LoL players from streaming competing games in their spare time equate to…

I never said you starting your interaction with me on a hostile note that the comment I was replying to was hostile. You, however, showed utter disdain for others in two of your comments, which in turn prompted me to treat you in kind: With the same attitude you've shown others. Keep playing the victim.

Also, since…

Because you're being a dickhead to others? "Thank you for reaffirming my thoughts on Gawker commenters" (not a verbatim quote, off the top of my head), which implies you view yourself as above that specific group, better, more special. Your general attitude in your replies to everyone, the general derision and…

The original contract banned players from streaming a bunch of games, even for recreational purposes. That is an immoral business practice tantamount to saying "You play X sport professionally? You're not allowed to be seen playing any other sport in public, even for recreational purposes".

Exclusivity contracts when…

Now. Their contracts say that now. What part of "No, that's what their contracts say now" was too French Canadian pour toi?. People are mad because of what their contracts used to read. Riot tried to trap their sponsored players into a contract with ridiculous clauses, hoping they'd get away with it.

They didn't. Just…

Skullgirls is a terrible fighting game, both graphically (what the fuck at the artwork and frame rate?!) and balance. It's not even much of a success commercially.

Let's not parade it out as a shining example of indie fighting games making it big.

No, that's what their contracts say now. Did you even read this article?! The original contracts barred them from streaming a huge list of games, period. Your inability to grasp basic English at least explains why your arguments are so shoddy.

Of course it does. A company that engages in immoral business practices that screws over both their customers and their sponsored players and only changes them once their practices are exposed and players and fans rebel is not a company that you should trust with your time, money and devotion.

Except the original wording barred them from streaming competing games, period. Also, "Fat Princess"? Really?

An apology and "retraction" that only came about once their ridiculous business practices were exposed to the world at large. Do you really think anything would've happened had the fans not rebelled?

That's like saying "In theory, if you don't donate to cancer research, you support people dying of cancer". No, that's not how the phrase "in theory" works.

In theory, that's a whole lot of people who DO NOT LIVE IN THE U.S. OR ANOTHER COUNTRY WITH HBO ACCESS.

I actually didn't post that video.

But anyway, seeing as how they blatantly ripped the entire intro from an established work, I wouldn't be surprised if most/the rest of the song is also a rip-off of some other song.

Besides, I've heard a bajillion J-Pop songs that sound like this. It's a bit of a throwback to 90's and…

So was Hitler!

I don't know. You can clearly hear that the Crayon Pop girls can't sing at all. Even with liberal use of autotune, they can barely keep themselves from going off-key and flat.

Before watching the videos, I was expecting some kind of maybe-if-you-strain-your-ears-a-bit similarity, but... wow. That's so blatant they better have their lawyers prepped and ready to go.

Kudos to the Power Puff Girl cosplayers for not sluttying their cosplays up, as if the wont of many cosplayers. I could've lived without the cleavage, though, because those girls are, like, 10, and clearly wear tops that go all the way up to their collars.

No.

These are fame hungry media whores. They have cameras following them close to 24/7. There's no way Kim would've had a heartfelt conversation with her mother about her doubts about getting married without the cameras present.

No. Stop acting like you're anything but a Kardashian apologist. How much proof of their…

Neither do computers? They're considered turned off for a reason.

I didn't know "Neverwinter Nights" and "Company of Heroes" had stopped being strategy games. Also, 3 games (even though two of them don't actually count because the writer specifically made sure to mention that strategy games are usually PC exclusives) do not invalidate the "rare" label.

If out of hundreds of thousands…