Would you make the same argument about a CD or bluray movie? If you buy a digital copy, sure, but when you buy a disc that contains all of the critical data and information, whether it be music, film, or video game, it's going to raise an issue.

You think GS can't hire some serious lawyers?

First-sale doctrine stipulates that consumers have a right to resell goods that they legally own. It could create a very sticky legal situation to say that consumers have the right to sell the physical object but not any of the data contained therewithin. I think we can count on some very substantial litigation taking…

Megyn Kelly is highly perv-able.

If the Wii U pad potentially detracts from the game and they want to avoid bad Metacritic averages that have a significant impact on bonus allocations, they might avoid the console altogether. If a reviewer plays the game on the Wii U pad and says they aren't a good match, that's going to hurt the bottom line for the…

An action game like ZombiU and a competitive shooter like Battlefield of CoD are two very different things. I have spent some time with a Wii U and I don't think the controller is uncomfortable, just not optimally designed for twitch-shooting gameplay.

Doubt a developer is going to want to invest a lot in a game that is going to require an additional peripheral to be played-as-intended when they can just focus on PS3 and 360, where they know all players will be using the same style of controller.

FPS's have their place in the gaming world as well. Competitive online shooting is an experience you can't replicate in a lot of game genres, and while there are clearly too many shooter franchises, there isn't anything inherently wrong with the genre. More quality and less quantity would be a very good thing, but a…

The size and unwieldliness of the controller doesn't seem to lend itself to the kind of twitch-reflex shooting required of your mentioned FPS franchises.

In my opinion, lines like this one read more like advertising than review. It could practically be written as copy for the business by a marketing agency, but maybe that just speaks to Mike's true calling:

This reads like a sponsored post. If you have any affiliation with the company, you should specify it up front, and if you don't, I think this discussion could use a little more objectivity. Reeks of Geoff Keighley-levels of endorsement.

Animal Crossing: Path of the Warrior; A Journey Written in Blood - The Novel (The Film) OST

I think a big part of the draw is the collection element. If you're not the type-A sort of person that has to go for the platinum trophy or 100% completion, the lack of Action-Oriented gameplay might make it tough to get into the franchise. My brother was a big Animal Crossing fan, and he's exactly the kind of person…

You're wasting your time trying to explain technology to a Wii U owner.

Not to sound like an entitled douche, but if $2600 if your life's savings, you might want to spend more time working and less time playing rigged carnival games.

Not surprised a Mass Effect fan would be defending baby's first human sexuality article.

Incorrect. Shitty article.

Oh look another article on Kotaku published exclusively for clicks and not because it has any journalistic merit whatsoever.

Oh god that jazz blew my mind.

Ha, yeah right, does he even lift?