It's Kotaku vs. Polygon. Gawker vs. Vox Media Smash Bros Melee DX Plus Alpha II Turbo. NYC vs. DC. (LETS GO CAPS) Featuring an article by a former Kotaku-ite no less, Brian Crecente!

And that's the point because I looked yesterday and FFXIII-2 was 14.99 for 90 days. So they are still changing pricing. The old price was 29.99 but that was changed a while ago to $19.98 then to 14.99 now back to 29.99 (I guess Im not home to check today). But I've been in the beta since like January, if that makes…

No, he didn't say that. I was paraphrasing what seemed to be implied. Can you blame him? You're already grilling him about one promise. He isn't trying to dig a deeper hole and have you asking for speculative time frame. That's a slippery slope. If they miss that time frame should they expect another article along…

No, this wouldn't be like Hulu and Netflix. This would be like there being a separate option on Hulu to get shows just from Fox or Netflix offering a separate streaming fee for Star Wars films and shows.

I'm on their side because I actually like PS+. If EA and everyone else does this, my PS+ subscription becomes completely useless, aside from first party games. Not to mention completely separate applications for each. It's just a goddamn headache. What's the problem with using one large unified service like we are…

Sham?

A lot of people seem to be reading this very differently than I do.

Xbox live and PS+ = sham got it.

The comparable service is PS+, and actually PS+ is very similar.

You are aware of the value you get for paying for PlayStation Plus, right? The free games for PS3, PS4 and PS Vita each month, the discounts?

Associating Bungie with Halo and Xbox is so last-gen. This generation, Bungie plans to release their newest game, Destiny, on both PlayStation and Xbox platforms—but some fans perceive console favoritism, and they're not happy about it.

Oni, anyone?

I loathe myself for saying this but...this kinda seems like a lot of entitled whining. Seriously, Bungie isn't attached to Microsoft anymore, so they can choose which platform they play favorites with.

but Bungie did pretty much build their name on their Marathon games, which were mac exclusive (for awhile at least)

You're missing the point. Destiny should be an Apple exclusive to cater to their original long-time hardcore fans. Without them there wouldn't have even been a Halo.

Thank you for arguing semantics and trying to discuss the technical legitimacy of an oft-used and well understood term with generally agreed upon and concise connotations. Your attempt to confuse the issues of both language, and racial politics, will surely bring much both to this article, and American society as a…