Fuck this game for retconning the previous one. I could never get past that.

Anyone remember the N-gage?

“And then they found out one of these workers is gay, and they fired them.”

Hey, Kotaku. I’ve been in the video game industry for 12 years and have been following your blog as my favorite video game news source since, I believe, before that. I love what you do and think your voice is very important. You advocate for progressive ideals, call out things that others won’t, and generally say what…

Surprised you didn’t put the puns in the title.

So basically Australians can buy a game, play through it and get a refund after? On steam there is both a number of days but also a certain number of hours played that limit when you can get a refund. If there is nothing of the sort for digital games in Australia then what is stopping people from getting refunds when…

Oy, folks: I always said I’d never do one of these posts, but I’m nothing if I’m not a hypocrite.

I’m out.

Nothing to do with this community, and everything to do with the fact that I’ve hung too much of my sense of self on being a “voice” around here for way, way too long.

I don’t actually have my burner code, so once I…

台場一丁目商店街 (Daiba Itchome Shōtengai)?

Ccareful, dont tell Reddit that or they'll get out their pitchforks. They vehemently believe that a subscription is nothing like a battle pass.

Lot of games now introduce battle pass mechanics and few of them actually have a good reward system

Going to have to go with the one, the only — SXX Tricky.

well yea you didn’t have to spend any money to get in and start playing

bastion is so soothing even when you get destroyed in a team fight.

SJW Translation: Don’t disagree with me or you’re “transphobic.”

I used to work at a publisher that had certain alleged involvements with a certain alleged mob family.

Behold!

Discovered this meme a few weeks ago. Am leaving the amount of effort that goes into these things. I think the Phoenix wright one ends up being my favourite so far.

Oh, I live in Albany, it’s more of an Albany expression.

“Blackness is being treated as a tool for comedy, for laughs, and that impacts how I’m perceived and treated on a daily basis here,” explains McNeil. “Do you think these comedians care about that? I doubt it. They should. The quality of my life is affected by them.”