It's like... all gaming video game horror tropes were rolled into one game to save me time from having to play a bunch of different games! ;)The way the character was moving gave me the impression that... what was going on was not concerning to them in the least, like casually turning around when that weird torso was…

While it looks great there is something about it that doesn't look Silent Hill.

the door was the best part. I'll take surrealistic stuff over gory monsters any day.

This is such a common thing and it's so easy to explain that I don't even get why bloggers talk about it anymore.

Unfortunately, this fits very neatly into Microsoft's overall "embrace, extend, extinguish" business model. They tend to prefer to drive sales via exclusion - using acquisitions and hostile takeovers to keep customers of other companies from being supported and forcing them to buy MS products via desperation,…

That has to be the first time that sentence has ever been said in any context...

And kills bacteria that are usefull to your skin...

IMO, NoA does a shitty job compare to NoE and NoJ. NoA cuts corner at every turn and do about the bare minimum.

They're doing us a favor by making it a little meh. Then we can hold off to get the New 3DS instead.

I don't see how Mojang, specially without Notch, is worth 2 billion (!!!) dollars. It's ridiculous. Minecraft is already in every platform possible (although the apple watch market is still available), everyone who wanted it has played it. And I don't see them striking gold again (with or without Notch). Have they…

Someone should tell them...

You also forgot they posted the Disney Dicks article mere days after the whole rape vore porn gif fiasco that has made the comments sections a very dull place to be. I wonder how much traffic has gone down because of this.

This is Gawker Media in a nutshell:

Let us not forget the hypocrisy throughout the whole thing as well. After like 1000 articles about how harmful it is to treat women, even fictional ones, like sex objects Jezebel then runs this... (NSFW) http://jezebel.com/disney-dudes-d…

If the game were free and a purely community-driven thing, that's right. It is cool and not exploitative. The problem is that the studio aims to make money off the game, and the artists will get nothing from it. That's pretty cut and dry exploitation.

Fuck. That.

We live in a Capitalistic society (for better or worse, depends on the day) and the core tenet of that philosophy is that one's time, effort and work IS WORTH monetary compensation. Being "paid" in "exposure" is a cheap way of saying "make me things for free from which I shall profit, and you shall not…

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It's good that you say that, but some of the articles of your coworkers are condescending, ignorant pieces of trash that bring shame to your entire organization.
Also, "Surprise: I am going to moderate the shit out of this discussion. Say something nice or don't say it at all."
If that's…

It's kind of ironic if you think about it. Pre-NES, video games were actually considered "toys", both inside and outside of Japan. The NES is where video games started getting wider acceptance and began to be seen as something more than just a toy for kids.

Dear Nintendo...some people travel...sometimes for extended periods...and region locking fucks this right up.

I get why Nintendo feels they have to do it. Piracy was rampant on the Nintendo DS. It also has local distributors and retailers to keep happy, who were probably none too pleased that so many people in "expensive" regions like Europe and Australia could import games from the US and Japan for massive savings.