I think I'm technically a millennial (right on the cusp) and yeah, I think I'm pretty informed about events that occurred before I came into this world. Some people are just fucking stupid.

Why does Jezebel hate Millennials so much? It's ridiculous.

I understand the challenge of using the game's bugs and weaknesses to your advantage. But I find it hard to come up with something to get less excited about. That's just not how you're meant to play the game (I don't care about Fallout specifically).

These kinds of articles really tick me off. There is no shame in living with your parents. People all over the world do it all of the time. Squeezing ourselves into these myopic social constructs is needless and harmful. Cut the Western sitcom punch line bullshit and just let people be poor, and housed, and loved.

"The fact that these key occupations are faring worse than the average professional is a bad omen for the future of U.S. technological superiority," Hira said. "The widespread offshoring of the semiconductor industry appears to be taking its toll on the job market for American electronics engineers both upstream, in…

careful, they'll label you sexist if you don't agree with them.

I'm so bored of all these fake "outrages".

It makes me a little sad that this is going to be the tin can people beat on for the next few years when there are many more relevant issues in the gaming industry.

no. It's a Disney animated film with a female lead and much singing. that's it, still not sure why everyone goes ape-shit over it...

oh he's got some of both. Just look at his youtube page.

Does everything really come down to race? Such sensitive PC babies

Just like a woman. Not being happy until you take both the guy's balls.

You have to give merit to Sony, they're handling stuff like this almost perfectly this gen, trying to change things in order to meet their players' expectations.

Eh, I was in the ballpark.

Metacritic ignores Kotaku, afaik. At least I haven't seen any Kotaku review being quoted on Metacritic, so... it seems they only use a review if it has a judging number in it.

Keep up your reviews, Kotaku.

"Yes" or "no" does what a review should do—it tells you whether that reviewer thinks a game is worth your time or not. It also forces you to read reviews and be more informed about a game before you buy it, rather than just buying a game because it has a higher score than its competitors.

I have never heard Dirk called "The Berlin Tall"

That's how it starts.

That's such a silly thing to say.

Well if nothing else now all current-gen consoles are very clearly differentiated by a distinctive doohickey.