if they’re invading, they’re invaders. See? Already the game is getting people confused on what immigrants are! (half tongue-in-cheek, half serious)

And here we see the response of someone who has sacrificed absolutely nothing for his principals.

There’s a difference between holding political beliefs and starting an entire company devoted to harassing and trolling people who aren’t Trump supporters.

Sure he is, just as others are entitled to not support his product because they don’t like that he supports a racist, misogynist, fear mongering troll.

There was an interesting op-ed in the times a few days ago saying ‘edgy’ republicanism among young people is the new punk rock. Clueless morons wanting to rebel against SOMETHING, and right now that something is progressive politics and an attempt at good worldwide vibes. This kid would have been protesting GWB…

White Silicon Valley Tech Millionaire Unaware He Is Already Part Of The American Elite

This is why FF “apologists” get my dander up. Their games are shit simply because they believe that they don’t have to try harder, because they’re “Final Fantasy”. They’re basically riding free on the legacy the series built in the early/mid 90s. I’ll never forget after the utter catastrophe that was FFXIII came out…

Have to say I thought the same. Just to add - if I walked into a bookshop and picked up a book where the main character was called “Lunafreya Nox Fleuret”, I would put it back because even fantasy names shouldn’t be that silly. (I know she’s not the main character, but what a name)

In a desperate move to get people to buy stamps, Poland releases special Gwent stamps.

He’s our hate sponge.

Now that’s efficiency. >_>

People better be prepared for this to turn out bad. Thing’s been hyped for longer than I’ve seen a game get talked about, and it’s core design is coming from 2009. That doesn’t always hold up well.

It’s cheaper for Kotaku to filter all the incoming death threats to just one employee.

I’m an amateur at delaying games compared to Fumito Ueda

It’s gotta be some inside joke at kotaku to have Schreier post delays from now on.

This is why I mention that in the post you just read completely.

I don’t get this at all, does Sony really think they are so far ahead that they can piss off a substantial subset of gamers and there won’t be a backlash?

Best to save the sax for the third or fourth date, I’ve found.

I was like to Kirk “we should have new intro music inspired by Edea’s theme from Bravely Default” and he was like “hell yeah” and wrote the best intro theme ever.