I’m not sure how this got past your editors (if you have any), but you probably shouldn’t rely on Google Translate or “some Japanese Twitter users.” The idiom does not read “anticlimax” but “Start with prosperity, end with hardship.” It’s actually not that strange. What is strange are the differences in the way…

Who didn’t immediately think of the Shoyu Weenie episode of Harvey Birdman?

The color values on the new characters are too close together (less contrast), making them look washed out, which is especially apparent when the background uses higher contrast values. Plus, they’re blurry af.

People take LoL seriously in Europe but only play it casually in North America. So what he’s saying is that it’s the soccer of video games.

Protip: Never shave the submandibular triangle area, just the neck. This looks super strange.

“Competition from Blizzard is forcing other MOBAs to be innovative. 6.5/10” -IGN

In the Northeast, I’ve never seen an outlet like the one you’ve posted in a normal house, only in newly-built, low-income apartments. It probably has to do with regional style choices and trends. There is a difference between “obsolete” and “unfashionable.”

When I heard WoW was coming out, I was a freshman in college. I played Warcraft II and III religiously, so I was in love with Warcraft lore. I made sure I was in line at Best Buy the day it launched. There was a huge crowd, so I was worried I wasn't going to get a copy. It turns out that that was the same day the…

This is why Japanese men can't grow body hair.

Do you think she broke up with Jamie as soon as he gave her this crappy game, or did she have to play through it before realizing their relationship wasn't going to work out?

I would argue that the character's flowing armpit hair is a little more distracting than replacing the crescent moon.

I don't think that's a controversial statement. Plus, he had a child at the age of 20. That's way to young, especially for a family with financial problems.

I know Kotaku isn't the most in-depth website, but it would have been nice to mention that this became a popular "meme" because of an ancient Chinese saying, "头悬梁，锥刺股" and not just because it is another random example of wacky Chinese study habits.

That was smooth. I think he's had practice.