I was going to protest here, but he pretty much nailed it.

There are certain topics of discussion that I will not participate in, due to my views conflicting with most everyone on staff. When it comes to anime games filled with fanservice, which I love, I tend to just be quiet when people start talking about how uncomfortable and unnecessary they are.

Hey, great username!

Leo was always a freelancer, not on staff, and has contributed to the extent that his health has enabled him to. We’d love for him to be doing videos for us again.

We sort it out with a google spreadsheet. We tend to cater to people’s existing interests. So, for example, I cover an inordinate amount of the Assassin’s Creed games. But not all all the time, because that’d be boring for you guys. You should hear from multiple voices.

This is a really good question! In general, our perspective is “if something is interesting, you care about it, and you think readers would care about it, post it,” but there have been times where we’ve killed posts because they were just way too far out of our realm.

Kotaku.

Serious question, is Leo still on staff? I haven’t seen a video from him featured in a while.

I get where you’re coming from, but that top 10 could be literally in any order and I’d have to shrug and say, “Yeah, I get that.”

Vampire controller!

Yes

Also, GTA V is 30% off, but that means it costs $59.99 because they’re only selling it bundled with bullshark cards :( Lame!

See, if you want to strike terror into the hearts of your opponents, those are the wrong eyes.

As a commercial artist who regularly sees entitled people demand free art from me or my contemporaries as though we’re somehow obligated to do so I am wholly in support of this mindset. If you want to create art and distribute it for free across the internet there’s nothing stopping you, but that doesn’t make it an…

Should we pay to have a broken product, already purchased, fixed?

The professor being a fan of Conker was also fooled by the reddit post and in a moment of anger pulled out his very, very, red pen and cast out the 10% with a sea of crimson.

IGN didn’t post anything on the story, so it wasn’t big enough to be considered a 100%.

I was being subtle, Bob!

Thanks for the kind words, however divisive among your fellow commenters they might be. I'm grateful that you praise the work you do like even while identifying work you didn't. We're never going to please everyone, and we're never going to do just one kind of thing.