Thanks Kotaku, for doing your part to ruin great indie projects.

Oh this is a really cool feature...
That PCs have had since they were first assembled.

He's not underestimating it, he's poking fun at the fact that 75% of the game is just a pitch black screen.

Because the world is a stupid fucking place.

Right, and for now you'll just wait for traffic to clear so you can access the store again.

Thanks for ruining the end of the film for me. For fuck sake.

Nah. You're right, it's frail, can't fly, no weapons, AND it's not really helpful at all. In the article, you said that "its major joints are all assisted with electric motors so it should provide some added boost to your own muscles." but that's not correct. The electric motors don't assist your own, they replace…

Couldn't have said it better myself

You aren't alone in that thinking.

Facial piercings are so ugly to me. She would be really pretty if she got rid of them, to me at least.

Killing the little girls gives you power.

Red Barrel Explosion, Inc. has doubled its sales every years since the mid 80's

Not obligatory(because you said the word prison lol) , makes a good point.

It's going to take you roughly half hour, maybe more, to install it on the console. It'll take 5 minutes on my PC. I think the wonderment is still there.

Those are my least favorite episodes in any anime, I don't know why they always bothered with them. Fine when there is 100+ episodes, but after only 13? Do they think people's memories are that bad? =/

Bollocks. You do see how this can be cool, because you are well aware of the following which FFVII has. Whether you like the game is not important, and you are simply trying to kick up a storm.

With any luck he'll stay that way.

"I am am astoundingly tired of parents talking about how children are better at figuring parental controls than they are. If there is a potentially dangerous something in your house that you do not fully understand, why are your children playing with it?"

1000x this! People should know by now what the internet does to…