Sarkeesian makes pretty good points. Writers and directors should do better than what they've been doing. However, I'm reluctant to say that violence against any single group of people should be removed from creative work since that has the potential to shut down a vein of narrative. I mean sure, "imagine better…

What is that distant sound, you ask?

Rape is different. I completely agree that adding a rape to something that's already decidedly rapey isn't a major problem (and believe this whole thing is largely founded on the fact that Nikolaj Coster-Waldau is hot. Which is a complex and weird situation). But rape is different.

Honestly, I'm getting tired of this growing attitude where fans think the story should be told the way they want it to be told. I've been getting sick of this attitude since Mass Effect 3. That's not how stories work. Someone writes it, someone else experiences it. The reader/viewer doesn't have to like it, but they…

That's what happens when you never get laid, ever. You turn into a cunty internet troll...

Do tell us what fascinating TV were missing, ye olde internet troll!

You sound like a cunt.

Cringe.

Alternately: when will your poor taste end? Answer: probably never.

Well you've convinced me to stop enjoying something that I enjoy.

U mad.

good news for you Sir! they just launched Kotaku UK. so you can leave these ignorant American fools, and go complain about them in the "Queen's Landing".

Unlike most people, seemingly, I really enjoyed Dragon Age 2. The story hooked me as did the characters and the combat was visceral and exciting (though you had to bump up the difficulty to make it somewhat tactical).
The main problem with it was the overused dungeons and the amount of time you spend in the damned…

So you can relate to a history teacher who is convicted of murder better than a young girl?

A mostly forgotten Sci-fi flick?

The 1980's, post-Star Wars wave had a real...growth spurt/adolescence of scifi films which has never been matched. It wasn't just Star Wars, heck even "Jaws", the first "big summer movie" was relatively new; Old Hollywood had gone away within living memory; the idea of "movies aimed at teenagers that we base scifi…