Dude, I can clearly tell that more of her female works have better proper clothing compared to her male counterparts. If a man did it, you'd probably have 9 dressed-down girls to 1 properly-clothed. At least hers is more balanced. Also, she didn't create the characters. She only made artistic renditions of them.

It looked like a fencing sword, so I figured it was a fencing pose. But yeah, it's geek art so I'm always expecting these soft-porn poses.

Except it IS a fact that video game marketing targets casual dipshits...

Holy hell does that Hawkgirl look like shit. So ditzy and confused-looking...

Ouya was never meant to replace those platforms in the first place. I'm looking forward to getting one as an "additional box" item for my TV. It'll be good for emulators and the mobile games that translate well to a controller/big screen setup (don't act like they don't exist, you know they're out there).

Same sentiment here. As an Atheist, it was not that big of a deal to go through the scene. If anything, it provides context for the ending.

Thanks for the article, Jason West ;)

Not to be a spoil-sport, but I first saw this done on Youtube with the Ned/Jaime fight from season one...

Vote with your wallet :/

I don't wanna seem sexist but... I really like Patricia's new hair!

"...or sending early copies to websites known for handing out higher scores."

Bye... Thanks for visiting Kotaku's Mass Effect Week!

Guilty male FemShep player reporting...

If I'm meeting you for the first time, and I mention that I play games while you respond with "Madden, CoD, and WoW forever!" then I'm probably not going to fucking take anything you say about games seriously.

I see the KotakuCore comments have arrived. Such insecure little children not wanting their precious XBAWX tarnished or insulted :\

You also made this point...

As a Navy vet that's been on a ship with crap internet, I humbly disagree...

I know it can come across as obnoxious fanboyism, but you honestly think that none of his points are valid due to the presentation?

Do you seriously still listen to Korn?... That's gotta be like being the last Stryper fan in 1993.

It's just redundant to read a TL;DR post critiquing a video game article as if it were a scholarly art project.