You can’t accidentally hit the slider against something and then be annoyed for a second until you turn it off.

I read the article and yeah, the problem seems to be that basically taht they feel that without the pokemon IP their game doesn’t stand out enough in the competitive marketplace. But that argument doesn’t really hold water as you’re basically admitting that your general game design, art style and world aren’t strong…

OK, so why not just call it a “Monster Catcher” game and don’t include any IP-infringing art? They’re already adding their own characters and monsters, why not just fill the game with those exclusively?

It makes me think that they are not willing to give up the boost in downloads or sales or whatever that comes from…

This is an embarrassing comment. You disprove yourself by including those two snapshots of the interview, in which she is being completely reasonable and very obviously not advocating for “suppressing unacceptable parts” of existing content. Talking to people about what they’ve done in past projects in order to…

Is that a blue ball sack?

If the creative people with whom Anita Sarkeesian meets have so little conviction in their work that they wilt to her whims the moment she talks about what she values in the depiction of women in games, that’s on them, no?

Sarkeesian’s project, if nothing else, helped propel a lot of discussion about women and games, about what matters and what doesn’t. And she got it all done before Valve could even release Half-Life 3.

They never will explain graphics.And im worry too.

Chun Li looks like an alien with those long limbs and her starting pose. I’ve never been a fan of fighting games with combo loops.

“I want my huge tittied 15 year olds” is a very strange hill to die on.

XSEED (sans Lipschultz) e-mailed Acquire asking what originally inspired the sign. Ken Berry, XSEED’s executive vice president, helped explain what the letters meant in the U.S. “Acquire immediately responded that they had no idea the sign could be taken that way in English,” Berry told me in an e-mail.

This isn’t censorship, this is one guy trying to defend a bad joke that has no basis in the original text. It even says outright that the original name is a pun on light switches. What in the hell do light switches have to do with a radicalized Christian terrorist group?

I think a lot of claims of censorship could be boiled down to people not accepting that they’re not as funny as they think

But he was the one who made the joke. The Japanese did not make the joke involving the KKK, the translator did. They’re saying “no, you can’t make that joke based on your interpretation of the translation.”

“I wanted to make a statement,” localization specialist Tom Lipschultz wrote in an e-mail. “I don’t think it’s right to make any change, no matter how minor, for the purpose of ‘sanitizing’ a game.”

This sounds less like censorship and more like a translator taking liberties that he happens to find funny. And then getting upset when other people didn’t agree with him.

Well at least the weebs will have something different to cry about other than molesting/undressing/romancing underage anime girls.

Irrational question: why Redfield? Why not Leon S. Kennedy? I mean, why can’t we have both?

Huh, after playing KOF this year, this seems a little light on the character roster. 6 DLC characters too? Er, I kinda feel like Capcom is going to pull another SF5.

Here’s to hoping it’s a good game, I was pretty dissappointed with SFV, especially in regards to feature set and nickel-and-diming features.