Same way all people like that do. Rewrite what happened in their minds so they were the victims, regardless of facts.

Worth noting: Astroneer is in Early Access, so some of this stuff could change! It’ll be interesting to see if the developers add a fleshed-out tutorial and things like that. I really hope they don’t, because discovery is one of the game’s greatest strengths. I’ve seen people complain about the early goings being…

“Schneider was nominated for a 2000 Razzie Award for Worst Supporting Actor, but lost to Jar-Jar Binks.”—Roger Ebert

Not shitty training, finely honed racism.

Dashcams are important.* If you can get one that can link to a cellphone for upload to the cloud, even better.

Isn’t Mario from Brooklyn....like...officially in the canon? Maybe living so long in the Mushroom Kingdom changed him physically? I have so many questions.

Chandler just tweeted this at us, and it’s definitely eye-opening.

I’m really loving the recent uptick in coverage of itch.io games on Kotaku! I try to play lots of smaller games like this but there are so many that it’s easy for a lot of them to fly under the radar. Thanks so much for sharing this!

“Why the hell did he buy so many games that he never played”

Rockstar seems to be okay with mods so long as they’re restricted to singleplayer and don’t interfere with the cash cow that is GTA Online.

Delivering a “Maybe” verdict is cheating. You couldn’t even make it through a whole column without cheating. It’s official...Riley MacLeod is a cheating cheater.

I am nerding out at how cool it is that this menu is that detailed and the like android OS having a chip for the different parts of the hud..this game is going to be so good.

Thanks, good to know. My feeling in the first game was that most of the interesting storytelling happened in the worldbuilding rather than dialogue or specific characters. Generic vengeful white guy was much less interesting to me than trying to figure out how the world worked and what the NPCs were up to. I’ll…

I actually really like the first Dishonored and occasionally break it out when I have down time. I’ve just always found that the games do better with their play than they do with narrative or the presentation therein.