Bias is the name of the game on this site. Totilo is a card-carrying Nintendo fanboy, Bashcraft thinks he is the only white person on Earth that knows anything about Asian culture, everything is racial for Evan, and Lisa uses her tits for hits.

I hate this place.

The Batman could have saved her. On a serious note, don't ever go quietly with someone that wants to kidnap you. If you fight, you either a) escape and live or b) die out in the open. If you go with him, you a) die after being raped/tortured/abused/what-have-you with a good chance your body will never be found,…

Marrying Neil Gaiman is by far her biggest claim to fame. She's not even as popular (and not nearly as talented) as someone like Aimee Mann, who has always operated outside of the collective consciousness of the music-listening masses. What bothers me more than the whole "asking people to play for free" thing is that…

Know how I know this isn't a real dragon? If it was, even this imbecile would know that it is worth more than a pile of gizzards.

Wtf, not alphabetized? My OCD is flaring up.

Probably because all of the plastic surgery in SK is geared towards Anglicizing.

As long as payment does not guarantee a positive review, I have no problem with this. If there is a market for the need, then it should be fulfilled.

And another interesting point is that Evan refers to her as black in the article title despite the fact that she is half-and-half.

On a side note, it makes me happy to see the commenters shit all over Evan's racist post. Even if the writers suck, the community is still pretty cool.

They should make decisions based on the right voice for the character, not the color of the actor's skin. You can't see the VA when you play the game, so why on Earth would that matter? Excepting accents, which are in themselves not even accurate predictors of race, you really can't say what a black protagonist should…

Kotaku is becoming a very strange entity that is simultaneously pushing weird socio-cultural gaming agendas and kowtowing to the big publishers.

YES, because we just can't stop fellating Bioware.

Oh boy, more social agenda stuff on Kotaku.

Used "dedicated" twice within five words in paragraph 4.

I find it fascinating how universal these kinds of imaginary games are. I always day dreamed of characters running along fences or guard rails when on long drives, or I imagined Spider-Man fighting villains in the rafters of the church on Sunday (sorry Jesus). There must be some kind of universal code in the brain of…

Someone needs to send Stephen some sexier jeans...

Mine was better.

Well, because they thought it was good sport. Because some trolls aren't looking for anything logical, like money. They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned, or negotiated with. Some neckbeards just want to watch the world burn.

To be fair, even more characters seem to have no hair at all, these days.