When I saw the title of the post I knew it would be a race to mention Superdickery in the comments. You take first place!

This is even less comprehensible than a comic featuring Reed Richards.

What if the game will be sold everywhere, but all the pokemon will be in Japan. BOOM! Tourism!

Really? How much does it cost to make a pachinko machine?

this. is. fucking. insane.

At the time, I didn’t think it would take very long for Falcom to see the light and to sign off on doing Trails in the Sky for PC

Wow. Crazy to think someone nearly died over this game...

They are like reverse Konami...how can two giant in exactly the same spot have very different opinion..

The worst pain of my life was when I was 10 years old, I bit into a caramel apple lollipop, and ripped my braces off. Never had one since.

Ads on the internet are a large source of how people get infected by malicious attacks. When you visit a site like Kotaku, ads are not controlled by Gawker, but a 3rd party that Gawker contracts to handle ads. That 3rd party is responsible to make sure that the ads are free of malicious attacks but occasionally some…

Don’t shill for steam! IT’S ON GOOD OLD GAMES! GOG.COM GO THERE! :) DRM FREE!!!!

Just remember: While the Japanese and the European rewards will be in the form toys, stickers, handbags, and the occasional digital download; the American version of the rewards will always be digital downloads of something you already bought.

The kid’s not naive, but that parents might be if they buy it. The kid will go “oops” and keep playing. Maybe hire some lobbyists stating he will continue self regulating and cite a 99% effectiveness rating or somesuch. Should we be proud or have him put down now?

Wow, gotta love their garbage communication getting the word out on an update that radically changes the game, and the pay scheme.

I can feel it, thousands of Kotaku posters furiously typing the word “entitled” again and again.

Isn’t Snake more or less Snake Pliskin in the first place?

I teach English (lit/rhet comp), and the first thing I try to get across to my students is that -all- work is derivative at the present time; there are no dramatic situations an author can propose that have not already been hit (at their base notes) by those…

I think there’s also a long historical/literary tradition of great heroes going into seclusion after the war is over.

YouTube’s copyright system is designed to screw over content creators on a whim.