I actually like the "heavy" feeling of killzone, it helps set it apart from other franchises and gives a unique feeling to the gameplay.

This isnt from their main channel, but from one of their personal channels. Their personal videos are more or less like this.

Thank you for contacting Rockstar technical support.

Of course it's ridiculous, this is Kotaku click-baiting at it's best.

Go away Demosthenes, this is about righting all the social injustices in the world one companies creative vision at at a time. If you aren't angry about this you are wrong and hate women. If you don't demand someone change something they've made to be more inclusive you are setting us all back.

I wonder what Locke…

My main question is: Who cares how a game where you can beat hookers to death to recoup your finances treats women ...or any game for that matter?

Exactly. He may have came off looking a bit entitled, but she was giving him blatant attitude and then mocked him the moment he started walking off. The camera guy reminded me of every person I have ever seen falling over themselves to impress a female clerk at a game store.

Or just play a hundred hours and post the review after you've gotten through that

Yup, he took a swing against the character with no sense of irony. I can't even call that hypocrisy, it's just plain cowardice. Kicking dirt over a competitor's product while avoiding biting the hand that feeds him. 343 had the chance to scale back on Cortana if they wanted to, but they didn't, because they know…

QUOTE | "PlayStation on the other hand, has been very, very closed, almost to the point of ignorance."—Dennis Fong, CEO of Raptr, comparing Sony and Microsoft's policies for dealing with companies like his.

the way i see it, if you were raped, you shouldn't be anywhere near any game as violent as hot line miami, it makes no sense, rape is an act of violence and evil and anything as violent as this is going to fuck your brain up one way or another

Fake Rape Scene being re evaluated. Meanwhile you just killed 203 people. Gamez.

Nothing he did mocked rape victims. Everything he did mocked the oversensitive whiners who were crying "rape joke." There's a huge difference. The difference is as clear as the difference between a rape joke and a joke which just happens to mention rape.

Very disappointing choice of words in the article. In no way was the Dickwolves thing a "rape joke". Rape was not made light of, nor were rape victims. The whole point of rape in that strip was to depict a horrific scenario - which I think everyone can agree rape is.

Personally, I thought it was the best game I'd played in a long time. And one of the best games, overall. Ken Levine seems like a cool guy who really knows his game development, but I'm not in any way in love with him.

I have to work now but I love the discourse! DISCLAIMER: I'M NOT OK WITH DEMEANING WOMEN, BUT THIS IS A GAME FOR ADULTS WHO CAN MAKE THEIR OWN DECISIONS. A very good friend of mine is a girl who loves MGS and is stoked for this game. Also, my main gripe is that everyone feels the need to shit all over someone's labour…

Maybe contribute to the discussion instead of acting superior?

I love you so much.
I'm so tired of this extreme White-Knighting, especially on Kotaku.

It's weird to me that just in the past year, game makers are getting crucified for having sexualised characters in their games. It was around the time that the whole "THAT WOLF IS RAPING THAT WOMAN" thing happened. A bunch of journalists wrote some very "white-knight"-ish articles and now everyone apparently can't…

Looks beautiful and all but without diverse input games like these get tedious quickly and generally don't play well. Plus my fat thumbs cover half the screen.