Yeah, they do...but I suspect she’s just not a good person, period.

I was pleased to see battleborn on here. I love the game and understand it’s not everyone’s cup of tea and people are busy playing overwatch but I still have fun with the game and am excited for new characters and future developments.

NBA 2k16? That kind of looks like Rocket League, except with people instead of cars, and with an unusually tiny ball. Or are the people just much larger than cars? Hard to tell, may be worth playing.

A lot of professional cosplayers are fans, which is how they got involved in the biz in the first place. “Professional” and “fan” aren’t mutually exclusive.

Yes. They are available to everyone. Those who purchased just the game will have to unlock them by paying in-game credits (before the cynical of you comment, these credits are earned via game play and cannot be purchased with real money). Those who own the season pass will receive a key that will unlock any locked…

Best Harley.

This is Kickstarter, and John Romero’s about to make you his pitch.

Double XP with a gag older than most of the readers.

Indeed. I guess they learned their lesson well enough from The Spirits Within.

“What? Use Laura Bailey? But she’s a professional voice actor and she’s affordable! We’re Square Enix! Get Lena Heady, pay her a few grand per word. I hear it worked out great for Keifer Sutherland in Metal Gear Solid V.”

Here we go. “My food is local certified naturally grown, and I pay triple price for everything. Everything I purchase is made by hand in a mom and pop shop that’s been there since 1942.”

Speaking of Powerstone that game should have been on Xbox Live and PSN years ago … I still play it on my Dreamcast but man what I would give for Xbox Live online support with that game.

Worst. Vehicle Mode. Ever.

“THIS IS MY COSPLAY! IT WAS MADE FOR ME!!!”

The venn diagram between 50+ year-old Japanese businessmen, people on twitter, and people who don’t take themselves too seriously is 3 circles loosely held together by this one guy.

I have almost the exact same strat, I got very good at this while loking for the secret in this level since you typically have to kill all but one if you want to search in peace lol

Agreed about grabbing the gun. I think I punched the left guy, dodged and grabbed his gun to shoot the center guy, then punched the right guy to death before catching the center guy’s gun to shoot the guy outside the elevator. If you wait to catch the gun until the last guy is dead, you can beat the door’s opening, so…

C’mon, dude. Ashcraft posts some good stuff. It’s a blog site, and mistakes happen. I love the Kotaku community, and I’m definitely met some great friends on here. No need to shoot the writer.

I’m going to go out on a limb and assume the experienced professional digital artist and 3D modeling and texturing master paid by the movie’s promo team (and most likely provided with a massive pile of detailed reference material to use) probably did his homework. Undoubtedly studying her body, her face, her posture,…