And to 30 seconds to mars.

I teach 4th grade, and one of my kiddos asked if he could do sharing on Friday. He brought in his iPad and started to talk about his favorite singer who had recently died. He played “Let’s Dance” for the class and shared pictures that he found on the internet. It was the sweetest thing ever! Most of the class had no…

He’s so S-rank, Miller doesn’t even say “You’re taking him!?” when you fulton him!

I have to agree with him. I liked the way Man of Steel ended.

Superman has killed people/let people die before.

so now we ask people to apologise for their creative vision because it doesn’t match up with the bespoke comic fan’s expectations?

Yeah.

missed the most devastating one:

I can’t believe George Lucas drives a motherfucking Jeep.

Bethesda should have been/should be more professional toward Kotaku. 20 years ago journalists had a JOB to be aggressive and picky and ask the tough questions that would piss off a guest, dig for the dirt nobody wanted known, etc. Woodward and Bernstein! Now the scales have flipped and journalism has almost become a…

“I’m afraid there will be no free games to play in the world.”

Just in: Kaz Hirai giving the latest Oculus Rift sales forecast.

Being an experienced force user turns you into a hermitic, non-intervening, hyper-conservative dicknostril, at least based on every experienced Jedi we’ve seen in two trilogies…

Yeah, that seems silly. Why would a person do that? Seems more likely one would be trying to head off the inevitable health comments in the year-in-review post he wrote as part of a DON’T BE A DICK.

Life is Strange.

Come on now. Easily the most emotional game of the year.

The whole game was a training exercise, with Raiden / the player as an unwilling participant in a Snake-trainer, modeled after the scenarios in MGS1. It was the first big budget post-modern video game. And it was fantastic.