Those would be pretty interesting games!

What if it was an albino midget transgender 67 years old woman? What if it was a deformed one arm teenage blinded boy? I think we are ignoring the minority here.

Why not? The movie “Alien” wrote the whole cast gender-neutral. The writers were just as surprised as anyone when the lead wound up being a woman.

As a concept artist, I think asking that question consistently is really empowering, actually, as long as it’s responded to appropriately. It’s not a “can we fit a female/nonbinary/minority into this character?” sort of thing, it should be moreso “is this character better as something other than a while, straight…

And why stop at female? “What if they weren’t white?” “What if they weren’t straight” Are there any gay characters in Uncharted 4?

EVERY character gets the “what if it were a girl?” treatment? No, I don’t think that’s necessarily a good thing.

Diversity is a good thing. Looking at every character and seeing if they should be female seems complete crazy to me. It’s rare that the gender matters at all in games (I mean storywise, not representation),so how do you have that conversation?

You can hate them, or you can love them, but there’s one constant about FNAF that everyone is guilty of: We keep talking about it.

That said, ENDLESS FUCKING NOPES AT THIS FUCKING FLUID MOTHER FUCKING ROBOT SCARRY MOTHER FUCKERS NO NO NO NO NO I DON’T LIKE IT!!!!!!

I love these console Kiosks. Great video!

I recently saw one with more Kiosks for more modern consoles.

Anyone else read that first sentence in perd hapley’s voice?

There’s something familiar about that trainer’s hat...

God damn I forgot how good that music was. SOTE should’ve been kept canon.

That’s how you knew they were serious about SotE, it came with its own soundtrack.

still waiting on No One Lives Forever 2

Now, with modern PCs, all the loading screens are “dash rendering”.

Oh yes all mine.

YES.

I’ll buy it, and I’ll play it, and I’ll get stuck in the damn sewers beneath Xizor’s palace, and I'll give up in frustration. Because some things deserve to be experienced the way they were meant to be experienced, and this is precisely how Shadows of the Empire was meant to be.