How? The almost 3 million in total prize money was pretty much entirely funded by the fans. And even if it weren't, so what?

Now that was a fail boat.

Pretty sure (and someone correct me if I am wrong) the game has standard keyboard/mouse support. Dunno about traditional controller support for the Rift, though.

Kotaku review...

"Unfortunately, the movie scenes we worked hard to create were uploaded onto the internet." Sakurai lamented. "You can only truly wow a player the first time he sees [a cutscene]. I felt if players saw the cutscenes outside of the game, they would no longer serve as rewards for playing the game, so I've decided…

Out of curiosity, was the reaction to From up On Poppy Hill positive in Japan? Because I found that movie was like seventeen kinds of troubling.

Hey Ashcraft, don't also forget about the recent press release that Studio Ghibli did; denouncing any changes to the current Japanese constitution, specifically Article 9.

Nah. Just watch the game streams of pro players. They often play for fun. A ton of Evo's champions the past few years would play League of Legends, platformers and all sorts of games just for fun.

The International 3 is about to start too. The prize pool is $2.5m+

Humility is the first step towards bettering oneself, as they say. Kojima has got that part down pat, I'd say.

Really? This seems like a pretty major difference to me. The HD version looks much better. Hope it runs well on Vita.

The only way I'll tolerate Star Wars being in Kingdom Hearts, is if Han Solo shoots Riku and Sora in the face, picks up their keyblades and becomes the new dual wielding smuggler hero of key-jedi-justice.

I think the more important aspect is she actually is into the game; she plays and understands many aspects of LoL eg. current meta heroes and strategies. She used to livestream herself playing LoL - but I haven't seen her do it in awhile.

The Korean SNL skits are pretty horrible, even with the exact copy on the concept of the show, they still manage to portray female actresses as nothing but a sex symbol (and in a very, very, very shallow way). The same skits will not fly in the States, in fact, I believe the feminist groups would probably crucify the…