@Goldwings: Giving Kotaku sunshine since 07: This one.

@dgkz0idberg: Stop and catch the leaf.

'Every Day The Same Dream' doesn't have this limitation. Admittedly it is not as graphically realistic as Heavy Rain but the game does work in consequence for indulging the clothing-optional mechanic.

@VincentGrey: If he manages to make a game as emotionally involved as this post, games will be changed forevermore.

This is better than being On a Boat. I have officially Jizzed in My Pants. And I thought a Boombox was not a toy let alone a 3D game console. I'm going to be playing Like a Boss!

@Culebra: "Super Nintendo is what Genesisn't."

Hilarious thread killer via Eurogamer, sums this argument up perfectly. Mmmm cheesy truth.

@Shawnrw222: :) Yes.

@buddhathing: Well said but a wasted effort. You're speaking with a guy who thinks "we all need to have sex with more women to prove how manly we are. That's how I live my life, anyways." [kotaku.com]

@Shawnrw222: Seems I was wrong.

@Shawnrw222: Big words? Uh-huh.

@Shawnrw222: Better for whom? You?

@Shawnrw222: No, I heard your flimsy rhetoric loud and clear. No one was marching and the change is nomimal but welcome. Pointing out that there are more pressing issues is "missing the point."

@Jilkon: I do, I just like having the screensaver showing Kotaku's top three posts and figured there might be some small configuration that I am overlooking as the root cause of the date issue. Not a big deal, but if someone else is having the same issue, misery loves company. ;)

@Quipp: Fixed. Congrats!

@Shawnrw222: Yeah we really blew the budget on this one.... :|

@Jilkon: Cute. :) I use both PC & Mac.

I have Kotaku RSS as my OS X RSS Visualizer screensaver, but the date is always December 31st, 2000, even after changing to the VIP feed. Google News and other RSS are dated correctly.

@Mosaic: Strangely I don't see MrGone1980's star. Unintentional oversight mayhaps?

@SketchyIndividual: I really think you're reaching. Censorship is not at issue. I took his analogy to mean that a co-worker couldn't debase you for your choice. Colleagues would still be free to disagree with the choice. This aligns with Microsoft's reminder that while 'the five words' can now be used, they cannot be…