Annnnnnd Gonna leave this here.

Wait, Whose Line is still on the air?

You're comparing bananas to grapes. I get what you're trying to say, but I have yet to see any game use the parallels you are describing.

Please understand that I do get what you are saying. The flip side of that same coin however is that people (depending on location, culture, upbringing, life in general) are ignorant…

I think the problem is that the focus doesn't help any and only seeks to increase that divide and expand upon the ignorance. At what point does it become downright destructive? When we reach a red scare level of fear and people are afraid that their neighbors might be psychotic? When we're afraid to cry for any reason…

Dude so can we like smoke pot while smoking pot in the game? That's like POTCEPTION MAAAAAAN!

How is there time to kill when you're busy chasing achievements? That platinum trophy isn't going to get itself.

Gotta get that cardio in before the next match.

As someone who first played FF7 as a 16-year-old in 2007... the only way to argue pure nostalgia is if you have some kind of silly little fanboy vendetta against it.

It may not be the best FF. I don't think it is. But it's a damn good game to this day.

It was going to be a site for ambulance sales, everybody knows that!

Good lord kid, think outside your little bubble for a minute. This image explains why my brain works the way it does.

I must have missed the "once you get their money you can screw them over exponentially" chapter in my Business classes in college.

I agree. I also think that the news of this getting all the way to the New York Times had something to do with it too. The louder the voice is and the more respected, the more it's heard.

How dare Sony not adopt anti-consumer practices.

It takes more guts to hold your hands up and admit you're wrong than to hold firm to your awful policies. Just look to George Osborne (UK Chancellor of the Exchequer) and how he refuses to change his policies despite the fact child poverty in the UK is now increasing and more families who used to be relatively well…

Sprite based games look ugly as sin until you get to the "16-bit" era of video games. NES games have not aged well and neither did the predecessors. You're looking at the result of 2 generations of progress.

yes, tactics. let's kill that St. Ajora one more time.

It's Canadian Spider Man people. Best is to just ignore him.

Right here. You say a whole lot of nothing. A whole lot of nothing backed by opinion and stereotyping.

Cue the troves of MS fanboys telling you there's nothing to worry about because, "it's not like there's anyone at Microsoft watching the video stream from your Kinect!"