Jason, your stance - that Ninty's statement is "terrible" - gives the impression that you have a same-sex bias. Is this so, and do you feel that your bias is influencing your coverage of this?

I wonder if this will spell the transition from hardware to software for Ninty.

I need to clarify, and I thank you for bringing those points up.

Now you know as well as I do that if Ninty refuses to accept same-sex relationships that the public backlash will make things even worse on them. I'd just rather cut the whole "sexual/romantic relationship" aspect out of video games and save all the trouble.

Then why go to these extremes to add in a same-sex element?

Then let's avoid the relational thing entirely.

Why is it so necessary to have same-sex anything in a video game? If you have to have a same-sex relationship, why not make it an ACTUAL relationship instead of worrying about a video game?

I feel so, yes. It's not the actor, it's their ability to portray the Doctor that makes the difference. While Baker is, and will always be, my favorite Doctor, I have plenty of room in my heart for a black Doctor. I'm not even sure who'd I'd prefer to try on the role.

It seems interesting. Seems too expensive, then again, everything cutting-edge is when it comes to gaming.

To me, The Legend of Zelda : Link's Awakening was the best memory I had of the Game Boy. I came into portable gaming late, but I do have fond memories of when the Game Boy was first released - a friend from school owned one, and we traveled to his home to play it. Super Mario World was the best to me. I just loved the…

So this is essentially an Ouya with the Amazon label slapped on, right?

Not good news to those of us who haven't upgraded. Oh well, maybe I'll be able to get it when tax time runs around next year.

Thank you for the suggestions! I find them quite interesting, and a trip to Ebay for a 3DS may be in my near future.

I respect that you feel this way, Jason. I disagree, though.

This. All of this. If I could recommend you to become an editor, I would.

I agree and disagree with you on some things here.

I'm glad Orth has moved on and "dealt with it."

We're talking about a hobby where online gamers use racist slurs as if they're widely accepted language. We can't control people, folks. We can avoid them. We can report them. The Internet isn't America - there's no right to free speech.

I very highly recommend the West End Games version of the Star Wars Roleplaying game. It is out of print, but the books are cheap(compared to the WoTC and Fantasy Flight versions), and the system is far simpler. Check out http://d6holocron.com/downloads/wegc… or just respond to me - I'll be glad to help you with any…

That may be so, but the tone and grammar of said opinion is stated as fact, therefore it can be disputed.