This is not a second-hand video URL site. Please start typing things again. Embed video to ACCOMPANY reading material. God, I miss magazines.

I actually did right after I typed this. The price aren't horrible. There's just some part of me that loved(s) finding cool figures and such in actual stores. In the late 90's-early 2000's I used to go to NYC and thumb through all of the comic/import/video game stores and find so much cool stuff- and for as rare,…

Are these things I can, say, find at a proper toy store for 10-30 bucks, things I have to go to a specialty shop to find for 50-75 bucks, or extremely limited, hard to find things that the scalpers will order by the case, so they can re-sell them on ebay and amazon for 200+ bucks a pop? I used to be a collector, and…

These poll results are priceless. Everybody here with a PS3/4/PSP/Vita- sens Squeenix a message. Don't buy any new Final Fantasy games. Go to PSN and buy FFVI, FFVII, FFVIII(even though it's far from the best) or FFIX.

This just in: Gamecube Virtual Console games coming to 3DS in July!! No news on Wii U.

It's Chu-man behavior.

'Tis true. It wasn't my intention to slam MGS2, I was merely using it as a point against this travesty of a 2 hour game. Being as old as I am, I take a bit of issue with how far video game devs are going in the past few years with trying harder to make movies than games. I love all of the PS1/PS2 era MGS games (I…

That may be your opinion, but in my experience it's not a broad opinion. Most people I know, as well as public reaction that I remember upon it's release, tend to point toward it being brief and lax in content when compared to the original or Snake Eater. I personally think that Twin Snakes was the best MGS game,…

Neither is "killing". Just let it be for the majority of its uses. Off topic, I know. Anyway, I'm all for this Chu man.

Flappy Bird creator says everything except for, "I received a cease and desist letter from Nintendo, and I wanted to bank the money before they asked for 12x what I made." We all know Nintendo's IP defense, and we all know what happens when a high profile IP gets ripped and then garners tons of media attention…

Limits and hurdles force imagination, creativity and overall greatness. Limitless possibility often produces shit, if anything at all. Every video game ever created on hardware with strict limits (pretty much anything pre-PS2/Gamecube/Xbox) is worth its salt in terms of creative subject matter and play styles. …

I read it as, "It shot to mainstream notoriety only recently, thanks largely to articles like these twenty seven from Kotaku." There are real games out there to editorialize, guys. If marketing and trend following were the same as eating, everybody would have a strict diet of shit.

You must know me to have acquired this information. Although, my butt, while valuable, is certainly a bit less valuable than my face. It is truly a masterpiece.

PHONES ARE A VIABLE GAMING PLATFORM. I don't know why real hardware and software companies even see them as competition- video games have more in common with marshmallows or soup than they do phone games. I can't wait until I can finally play Bravely Default tomorrow and forget all of this phone news nonsense. …

CITATIONS PLZ. I'm tired of taking trivial information at face value.

Because smart phones do everything WELL!! Psyche- I'm over them. They just do some things that a PC or laptop can do, and they do it with succinct mediocrity.... That is, when the constant updates aren't raping its ability to do anything at all.

This game is proof of human stupidity. It became notorious immediately as not only being a testament to design theft, but also a really, really shitty game. People merely saw the name, read it was a phone game, and downloaded away. It's like if you had a door labeled "Dogshit and murder room/iPhone/free"- would all…

This is why I don't get games for my phone. Maybe it is indeed a viable gaming platform, just like how the people who made Transmorphers are viable movie producers. Either way, I know I'm not one of the people twisting the slow knife in the back of the gaming industry that I love, and I know I'm not really missing…

And the best testament to repetition of brevity in the name of beating your score since Pac Man.

Kojima's favorite game, and his main inspiration.