Good point.

"The creator of the ENB series of mods, which serve as foundation for some of those quite impressive graphical enhancements for GTA IV and Skyrim, among other games"

Reminds me of the guy who tried to get rid of Mirror's Edge because of the word "edge."

Now why hasn't one of the studios picked this guy/team up for a job? That's amazing! Could you imagine if this guy grabbed a hold of some of those classics like Quake, or Doom, and re-did them?

When you over-sexualize things, the resulting disruption of balance will usually happen.

From that viewpoint, naturally, it would make for a story-telling moment.

Since you remain anonymous, I can't say whether or not I've enjoyed your work. Perhaps a listing of your titles would help me determine that.

Not everyone can do that sort of thing. Would then the game be for the "haves" rather than the "have-nots?"

Same thing as I stated just before to another responder:

However, Colin Northway is making his announcement public, thus garnering attention.

I didn't cite that he was being pretentious as fact: it's merely my opinion, and I would love to know how he felt about it, thus the suggestion for a Q&A about it.

Isn't that the case with EVERY MMO EVER MADE?

The whole concept of developing a video game, to me, is that others can take part in your vision, your creation, and come up with their own thoughts about it.

Thank you for this article. Rarely do I find a piece that I can read all the way through here, but I actually took the time for this one. I hereby nominate this for the Kotaku Best of 2013, and I want to read more of your work - video game-related, that is.

My father owns arcade games. Classics. He got me started as young as two, on a step-stool, playing them. As I grew, I learned how to repair them, and worked with him. His games are now in storage, but one day, we hope to work together once again to put them in his home. I actually would like to use them for an "old…

In the past, I have sunk to that level(calling out Totilo for working at MTV, which is the Devil, with my beard for one).

Three.

Ah, yes. Yet again, free speech is squelched by the LGBT agenda.

A very underrated title.