I know. They don't even give us, Gawker Tech people, any preferential treatment.

So basically Pumpkin Spice Lattes are slowly killing us all?

I'm happy that the public consciousness is changing for the better. Increasing your chances for cancer just to look good or be accepted is a foolish endeavor. Society needs to accept that beauty comes in all colors from very pale to very black and everything in between.

Ha! I do work for Gawker Tech, so you have a point about this compliment being a bit self-congratulatory. Thing is I've been a fan of Kotaku long before I ever worked here. I've been reading them since 2007. So whether I'm working for Gawker or not, I will always be a reader/fan. :)

With all these HD remakes of video games being made nowadays, I think it's time we do the reverse: make modern games look retro. I would love to play Halo on Nintendo 64, or a text based WoW, or Dark Souls 2 on SNES, or Uncharted 3 on an arcade machine!

Kotaku, you will always be my favorite site. Thanks for keeping it bullshit-free and independent! Through thick and thin, I'll keep on reading.

Amazon is slowly making moves to dominate the Video Game industry as they did with the Book industry. Watch out for an Amazon console in 2017 where any game can be seamlessly streamed on Twitch!

The future of PC gaming a bright! I really hope these machines crush XBox One and PS4 graphics.

You're definitely right that AC should feel more like a game rather than a movie. I just hope they don't take it too far with massive amounts of superfluous RPG elements.

No Nutella. No Almond Butter. No limes. What next, no avocados? And then even worse... no bacon?!

Which makes me think: do people really care how AC missions are played anyway since all of the AC games feel on rails due to the strong narrative? Sometimes I think Ubisoft should just concede to the fact that AC is narrative adventure game (a la Uncharted) and just work on writing a more compelling story.

Ubisoft has been saying for years that AC was going to involve missions with different ways of completing them. However, in the finished product, it always boils down to either be extremely stealthy or just run-and-gun (or more accurately, run-and-knife). The game rewards extra points for taking the stealth route,…

I want to work for Valve just to find out more about Ricochet 2.

It's official. Pokemons are real.

Even Tim Howard couldn't save Brazil.

This game is turning into Hollywood movie proportions. Cue Hans Zimmer score.

I thought I would never see the day that Nintendo starts putting product placement in their games. The end is nigh for Nintendo.