Honest question. What exactly would ‘accessibility’ mean to you for a FromSoftware game and would changing damage the game’s experience for others?

If you’ve played any other Metroid game, it’s par for the course. There are always hints. Visual cues like a monster being on the other side of a wall or of a pipe in the scenery that clearly goes into the wall to the other side of a breakable wall. Sometimes there are cracks. Sometimes light shining through.…

No trolling intended. I consider this news to be ridiculous, though I was curious what the response would be. Also, you aren’t a liberal. You’re a sheep following the herd, just like most of the people who responded to me. How about you get fucked?

I could concoct ANY reason to be offended by you. That doesn’t mean you owe me any apologies. They didn’t make this movie with the intent to offend people with physical deformities. They didn’t make Harry Potter with the intent of offending people without noses. They didn’t make Rain Man with the intent of being…

I could concoct ANY reason to be offended by you. That doesn’t mean you owe me any apologies. They didn’t make this movie with the intent to offend people with physical deformities. They didn’t make Harry Potter with the intent of offending people without noses. They didn’t make Rain Man with the intent of being…

At least I have a take. Some of the people on this conversation are at least having an intelligent conversation.

You misunderstand. I don’t mean we’ve ‘fixed the problem’. I mean that we’ve taken political correctness and ‘i’m offended’ too far.

Which is part of the reason why I don’t find it offensive even though it is stereotypical.

Don’t put words in my mouth. I never said that. I’m mixed race and part of the LGBT community and have been at the end of fists for not being black enough or white enough and for not being straight. I know well the bubbles you speak of.

I disagree, because at what point does ‘your hair color offends’ me become the norm? At what point do you stop? We’re progressing in a direction where everything offends someone.

The movie is portraying a witch with deformities. It isn’t saying ‘i have deformities, so I must be a witch’. If the kids you’re talking about believe otherwise, then I think the issue lies in how you’re raising your kids. Some people have a natural desire to avoid anything ‘other’. That mentality is what creates…

The movie is portraying a witch with deformities. It isn’t saying ‘you have deformities, so you must be a witch’.

Yes, but we’re beyond that point. Too many people are looking for an excuse to be angry. You look at the world and it’s not paying attention to you enough, so you have to make a big deal out of something, so you insert yourself into a minority group or create one just so you can be an ‘other’ and not be part of the…

“Many disability advocates called out Warner Bros. for designing a character meant to be feared in a way that could possibly link disability with such a negative connotation.”

These are known as VSP’s; voluntary separation packages. Some companies do them in the leadup to major layoffs, but it’s rare that they’re publicized.

What fantasy world does he live in where he thinks a US politician is going to vote for money that benefits anybody but themselves?

So, I missed out on getting into these games when I was younger and have heard nothing but problems with the PS3 remasters. Is this the definitive experience for 2? Does it stand up to either a real PS2 version, an emulated PS2 version and the PS3 remaster as a better version?

They’re their own publisher (which makes the process ever so slightly easier). Stockholders and investors agree to a specific pay day. Moving that payday is like walking on eggshells with the people paying your bills who already have to wait years before they see a dime.

It’s all click-baity garbage. I’m tired of seeing it to. But...we keep clicking on it. Less because we want to see what Kotaku says (I didn’t even read the article) but because I’m legit curious if there’s another person in this world who shares this mentality.

Damn you here's your star.