I read some of the graphic novels. They're pretty decent.

Even if it was a panty shot, would anyone have cared? Anime and manga are chock full of fan service.

It's like 2001 hit and Youtube never moved on, which is weird because Youtube wasn't created until 2006.

Maneater Mildred from Dark Souls. She invades your game for no apparent reason and tries to cut your junk. She's really easy to beat and then you can summon her to help you in the fight against Queelag, a spider bitch.

A marketing scheme which doesn't try to sell anything and has been inactive for a great period of time. Makes sense.

This is super cool. I don't think I could ever do anything this impressive.

And the fact that content has to be reviewed by Nintendo means that videos can be shot down by Nintendo. While we don't know how much control Nintendo would exert here—can they shoot down a video if it says something negative, for example?—based on principle alone, the program has some problems. And then of course…

As a human on the other hand, you're more likely to band together, nervously scanning the rooftops and backing into corners. The strength of each side seems to come from the teams, rather than the races. If the human side can hold it together when the vampires attack, it's hard for the undead to gain any ground. If…

Well he did a livestream of himself playing it.
http://kotaku.com/the-up-all-nig…

OP delivered. Thanks a lot, Eric.

Entertainment value alone doesn't make a film good. The Room is one of the worst films I've ever seen, but it might be the most entertaining movie I've ever seen. Everything about it is horrible: the writing, acting, direction, soundtrack, etc. Oh god, just remembering it gives me goosebumps.

It hasn't been a US territory since the 1940s.

Cool, Stranded Deep is more or less what I'd expect a Stranded 3 to look like.

You're right, the fact that a film is bad is what makes it bad.. To be fair, Transformers wasn't bad. It was just mediocre.

You can for at least one of them.

Yeah, people should probably be aware of what they're buying. I'm not a fan of Nintendo's new policy, but people who don't research what they buy are downright foolish.

I still don't understand Nintendo's line of thinking with this one. When I buy shoes it comes with laces. Nike doesn't assume that the laces from my last pair are good.

They're all winners in my book. And hey, faceplates are a thing now, right? I bet it won't be long before a 3rd party company starts making custom print ones. These could become a reality.

Not really. It's still below average within the US, and the US is slower than at least 22 other nations with Singapore's average speed more than tripling the US's.

I don't really think that Valve has any reason to remove games from their service. Valve doesn't claim to be the Michelin of video games, if anything they're the Walmart of video games. They stock their shelves with whatever they believe will sell with little to no ethical dilemma. As it is, they provide metacritic…