Oh noes, now we won't have context for why two factions are fighting each others while having access to a bunch of identical guys.

According to Inside, nobody was at the Bic Camera in Tokyo's Shinjuku, either

Yeah, I guess I'm an asshole to be offended by this post.

1/10 + 1/10 is 2/10 you schmuck

If you want to play a bland and generic MMO with a FF coating. Sure.

If you'd have want to start a discussion regarding the list you should have named your 30 titles you think better, or given a reason why these 12 game lists are a terrible idea.

If your intention was simply to notify people of your disagreement with the list, carry on.

You obviously don't play Minecraft.

They took the prereq, "how to draw the same person with different hair and clothes".

Kotaku has enough shit opinions when it comes to gaming, they should focus on that before they try to branch out into film.

This is a foreign release poster. Very likely made by an Australian PR team to whom that date has no significance.

If it was all done and okayed in Australia by Australians, I can see how they wouldn't have realized. Most people outside of the US don't really remember or care that 9/11 happened unless they're a part of the world that was affected by the war. Kinda like how the UK had that big train bomb explosion thing but no one…

So no movie can ever use burning buildings in posters again? It's not even clear that it's a NY building, there's just plain sky in the background. I'm not even getting into the date coincidence because being mad about that it's just stupid.
C'mon guys, it's been 13 years already.

Somebody minds giving me the short version of this?

Some of these are really terrific! Shame I only recognize Kirby.

We all know that blowing into an NES cartridge is a useless and potentially harmful activity. But why did we still do it, even though it never actually worked? Science has the answer.

From my experience, anyone buying this game at all looks silly.

There needs to be a limit put on time travel in fantasy/sci-fi. I'm not saying it's always bad as there is the occasional time travel story done very well, but when it becomes a convenient plot tool like the holodeck has gone evil, it's a problem.

I was a fan of the "half-insertion" method. Plus it was amusing.