im surprised no one mentioned this animated version of Blade Runner.

While I love Tag and long for a sequel or a fleshed out remake, I have mixed feelings about this. Mostly it's the whole paying for a mod feels dirty and wrong to me. I mean I get they probably worked hard. I also like the idea of modders being able to get compensated for mods since there are so many great ones out…

Link's real name has always been Turd when I've played!

no, the definition of selling out is making your film for money

while i dont agree that this is clickbait (or anything else OP said), clickbait articles usually trick people into clicking them through various ways. it is only when you start to read the article that you realize youve been tricked just so the site can get a click. of course this isnt true of all clickbait but its…

too bad all the characters play the same and the game isnt varied enough to make me want to unlock any more.

im still saddened by how much better it looked in the prerelease shots

i love how many of the "sins" also apply to the real Dragonball.

yeah, i found it pretty easy my first time. the only part i found tricky was the CPU and that was mostly due to being overly cautious with it given its importance. i expected the process to have more hidden problems that would accumulate after every step i made. something kind of like:

its not the US. it might not even be your state. it could be a local thing. it probably just depends on where you live. i live in New York and constantly see cops around bars. back when i lived in Tennessee i wouldnt see any. though i wont generalize so far to think its the entire state, let alone the entire country,…

you suspect Steam Boxes will negate the need to learn specs? obviously you havent been paying attention because many of the revealed machines have extremely varied specs

but that's the thing... who is the audience for this? is the audience going to be big enough to justify the money/effort? the more i hear about it the more i am convinced this isnt going to appeal to the average consumer. you need far too much technical knowledge due to there being so many different types of hardware.…

maybe this niche game should have asked for a smaller price? i mean i know $775k isnt a lot compared to the monetary waste of big budget games. but im also getting a little tired of gaming celebs and beloved games getting a free pass for tons of money. its more annoying when the gaming press helps them out with free…

well the service is called "kickstarter." i mean you can argue the service has evolved beyond its original purpose. i wouldnt disagree. but the people who want to help kickstart a new game from a new company have a bit of a point. they are risking on new companies wishing to get their foot in the door. you are…

cool but no love for this one

yeah this is why i hate when people use solving Rubik's cubes quickly as a measure of intelligence (Kotaku has even done this). the cube is actually relatively easy to solve once you know the algorithms. some people know them so well they are second nature.. not diminishing what your skill. its still impressive to be…

no and i am not suggesting that either. who is asking Valve be held accountable for individual bugs other than your strawman? buggy games come out all the time on Steam and no one bats an eye *cough* Skyrim *cough*. clearly there is some gray areas but when Valve puts a game on their service and takes a cut from that…

if you are selling something you are saying that something is good enough to be sold. that alone suggests accountability. Valve is taking money for these games. if they cant test them all they should rethink listing them on their store.

yeah cause people dont go to stores to find things *rolls eyes*

Steam seems to be having the same problem the Wii had. there are just too many poor games coming out and its getting harder and harder to find the games worth playing. this is going to backfire just like it did on the Wii. you shouldnt have to wade through bins of trash just to find a worthwhile game. it's not like…