D2: Strangement Day

By the police? Usually not.

Everything you encounter will be the first time anyone has ever seen it. Life is pretty much unique to each planet and you’ll most likely never find another planet that someone else has discovered.

It performs really well on PS4. Initial load time is very minimal and the only real issue is draw in when flying fast over a planet’s surface. The draw in is very forgivable in my opinion, and will be mitigated in the next update when Temporal Anti Aliasing is introduced.

Impossible to tell you how/where to get one without spoiling. Just continue the ‘plot’ and you’ll get there.

Trying my damnedest to find a shop that will break the street date for No Man’s Sky. I want to visit planet Harambe

I’d really like to know how using Pokevision constitutes as “cheating”. It doesn’t make your Pokeballs more effective. It doesn’t make capturing any easier. You’re still more than likely going to have to buy more balls, lures, etc. If anything, knowing where to look for Pokemon would make me use MORE Pokeballs, which…

Here, obtained by Kotaku, is an e-mail Bethesda sent out to press (not including Kotaku) today.

It’s almost as if the guy asked Kotaku to NOT have ethics in game journalism.

No drums? Then no dice.

Like how you were so apathetic you decided to not even post about it?

Hey guess what? My band is on Spotify and I love it. More people hear my music due to the service, and yea, the revenue is miniscule, but it's more than what we get from people downloading via torrents or Soulseek (which I'm also cool with, because again - more people checking us out = more people at our shows and…

I am who? People from the studio? I fuckin' wish. I'd kill to be able to make millions off of any dumb idea that pops in my mind. But no, I'm just logical. Obviously it's not going to be anything groundbreaking, award-winning, etc., but this movie will more than likely make them money. I wish I could be in the right…

Can't be a bad idea if it made them money. Yea, from an artistic standpoint it might be. But from a business standpoint? It's golden.

Is it actually about ethics in video games journalism?

Shouldn't there be some sort of tag stating "Sponsored Post", "Corporate Shill", etc.?

I love that not only you call out a great song, but also subtly correct her 'palette' cleanser spelling. I'm not a painter, so don't own a palette, let alone need to cleanse it.

This is actually very thoughtful and you raise some very good points. I suppose I got caught up in my own personal feelings and almost caught the "voluntourism" bug. It's hard reading an article like this and not wanting to jump head first into "help." Unfortunately, sometimes our attempts to improve a situation CAN…

Damn. That was meant to be at the OP. Oh well.