Not only that, but it’s perhaps one of the worst, most convoluted, and most confusing user interfaces of all time. It’s also a medium you never need to use in your life, ever. You miss nothing by not using it.

He didn’t pick on anyone. Tim has strange social issues; he’s more aloof and rather fidgety than anything if you were to meet him on the street. I would argue he was picked on if anything. That or ignored. Most “uncool” folks in grade school are ignored more than anything ... but do remember that Tim was into…

It’s not the designers, but the people running the company who make the decisions. Designers are just regular old joe-blow employees, same as they are at any other company: they have to do what they’re told, buy into what is being prescribed to them, or they are let go. Simple as that.

I like that a website like Kotaku, whose existence depends on clickbait-driven ad-revenue, is calling out a show for “advertisement” and painting it in a negative light. The definition of hypocritical....

Hopefully they take some time to make the story, world, and lore more appealing. Dragon Age, for whatever reasons, had such a lackluster world and uninteresting storyline. The characters weren’t so great, either. Morrigan was perhaps the only memorable one, and I say “perhaps” loosely. And perhaps that’s because she…

You’re missing the point, ace. You navigate to Kotaku’s frontpage, a huge article pops up with a header spoiling the episode (for some who are sensitive to spoilers). They can’t avoid that spoiler unless they simply don’t navigate to Kotaku’s webpage.

And then there’s The Heroine’s Quest, which is free on steam, and superior to any title mentioned here. So check that one out if you haven’t yet.

It wasn’t much of a game in 2003. I’m not sure where in the past 19 years it developed this following to put it on a pedestal in hindsight. This is a phenomena that happens often with media, especially games, where the media in question at the time of the release wasn’t anything special but a decade later it somehow…

He’s got... No Chance! No Chance in Hell!

Buddy. The only thing that hit Rock Bottom here was Seven.

No, you can’t use tokens nor would anyone who plays want to. If it were allowed, it would only be between some close-knit group of friends (but again, what’s the point?). While Warhammer is a tabletop wargame, it’s first a hobby before anything other: collecting and painting miniatures; engrossing yourself in the lore…

Yes! This insinuates we’ll get flat-chested, flat-bottomed and/or otherwise physically-warped alternatives of our favorite characters! Just as I’ve always craved from my Anime! Can’t wait!

Even human artists have trouble mastering fingers. AI art mirrors human error to perfection. :D

Badass and Cal should never be used in the same sentence. There’s nothing badass about that bland and boring clown.

“Articles” like this are a leading reason our culture has fallen into such a massive blackhole. Let’s analyze the scenario:

“The presentation of her gender in this game is so simple, normal, and matter-of-fact that it’s a breath of fresh air.”

Agreed 100%. The sad truth is, however, that you can’t convince anyone of anything over the internet (hard enough to do in person), and people like this writer are products of their culture ... and of the internet. They are indoctrincated folks, who believe they are marching towards some form of warped “justice” that…

The sooner you quit these games the better you’re off mentally, and the more free time you have on your hands. You don’t miss them unless you continue to keep reading stories about them (and even then there’s a burnout point w/ content too). The easiest solution is to:

I just emulated XC:X the past couple of weeks. I enjoyed that game more than XC1 or XC2 in terms of story. The gear/awgs/mechs/skells combat was disappointing, but I enjoyed the on-foot combat.

That signature Rockstar “feel” is a moldering chunk of fossilized bread, too. Red Dead suffered the same horrible mechanics—because, of course, it had too. Rockstar really needs to spend some serious time and effort into revamping their control mechanics. It’s what is holding their games back from truly being great…