It ain't a reskin.

The trick is to be supportive without being enabling. I know that sounds like trying to make water dry, but the core is a categorical declaration isn't going to do it.

Without a doubt, one of my favorite ideas that I've seen on TVtropes was the concept that Samurai Champloo is actually a tabletop RPG being played on the bebop: Spike is playing Jin, Jet is playing Mugen, Faye is playing Fuu, and Ed is running the game.

Generally agreed. To try and keep it spoiler-free:

If you mean featured, as in listed right besides the post, I think that it's just the most recent comment.

It's not crazy, it's reptile brain. This is what it looks like when markets panic. This is the fiscal equivalent of turning a video game controller along with pressing buttons.

I'm willing to concede that violent video games make kids more violent. What I'm not willing to agree with, based on the studies I've seen, is a justification for the various responses to this fact, specifically considering the question of the margin of effect...which is the discussion that no one wants to have,…

Her confirmation hearings tarred her on this topic to no end, but Kagan is, first and foremost, a scholar.

While I'll willingly concede that his wife isn't just batshit crazy, but whatever analogy batshit itself uses to describe crazy, the idea that he's a follower is unjustified. In fact, the general rule that he has a 'cozy right bloc' of the Court to use has allowed him to develop a remarkably unique jurisprudence.…

Next up, an office worker who sat at a desk for up to 12 hours a day dies on his way back home. Actual cause of death: pulmonary embolism as a result of deep vein thrombosis. Proximate cause of death: Capitalism in a post-industrial world.

"No, look, there’s a blue box. It’s bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. It can go anywhere in time and space and sometimes even where it’s meant to go. And when it turns up, there’s a bloke in it called The Doctor and there will be stuff wrong and he will do his best to sort it out and he will probably…

In a word: Altus.

Words to strike fear into the heart of any MS-DOS gamer: Extended memory or expanded memory.

It's not based anywhere, sparing the Magliozzlian Kotaku Tower.

Well, if you're near Indianapolis and don't mind something that fixes more on geek culture than general, go to Gen Con and either 1) just start filming and make enough of a pest of yourself with people in the hope a narrative pops up or 2) do something that focuses on the relationship between stereotypical gamers and…

Well, that's the distinction between 'low-budget' and 'no budget.' This idea, though, at its core is a really good one, possibly the best one here. The nature and the history of this thing that we call the video game media is interesting, one that's not really well known or generally understood, with considerable…

There's something to this, especially if you want to run no-budget. Something that involves on-line clans/tribes/guilds and their attitudes. You can even skip the camera, and doc up some machinama for it.

That's awesome.

So I see LA Noire in the stores, and look to see if there's a PC version planned. I see no news, then think: okay, really, R*, it hasn't brought RDR to PCs. It probably has some anti-PC position, maybe based on piracy. Whatever. I have an XBox for these reasons. Okay. Now, I just feel like I wasted XX dollars.

Because the similarity to a point and click adventure game would be overwhelming that their parents would be embarrassed.