Here's a tip: no one cares when or if you're buying a 3DS, so stop acting so special.

@Momohime: "Furthermore I highly doubt this game was more than a rough concept with no working code whatsoever in those two years."

@Momohime: Yeah, they totally ripped off Heavy Rain, a game that went into development two years after theirs.

@Vecha: Kotaku Friends work like the Stock Market:

@Vecha: Kotaku Friends work like the Stock Market: And here's some ad hominem for you:

@al_capwn: kthxbai: EDIT: Dumb comment

@BiggunSid: "So, you're saying that an unshaded polygon shooting/jumping on other unshaded polygons without reason, beginning or end would still be a complete game?"

@Arnheim: EDIT: Nevermind.

@Arnheim:

@BiggunSid: I guess my three previous replies went over your head?

@JCDenton: That's not gameplay, though. I can totally respect a great story, but that is not gameplay.

@jtavni: I respect that, but a game's story (IMO) is one of the last things I am going to judge about a video game.

@Vecha: Kotaku Friends work like the Stock Market: Am I wrong? Is Super Meat Boy not an actually difficult game as opposed to something like ME2 (taking cover and popping up to shoot for 5 minutes, heal yourself, and move onto the next room), Black Ops (run to objective, shoot people, watch canned event; harder…

Black Ops: Boring game that might as well be on-rails, ridiculous multiplayer that awards people for winning with more winning.

@Cabamacadaf: Oh wow. That reminds me of Zynga winning some "best developer" tournament because they kept spamming vote links on their Facebook page.

@traintracks: Citing Metacritic to prove your point is awfully pompous, because, you know, gaming websites don't represent every gamer. Also, I'd give a good score to a game too if they paid me to plaster ads of their product all over my website.

"talk about free advertising passed up. Oops."

@Garlador: None of those are really big issues except for the Stone of Agony, and maybe the blood.

@traintracks: Um no it's not. It's unbalanced, nearly broken in some aspects, plot holes everywhere (which is acceptable until you realize they're actual trying to tell a serious story), stupid gimmicks repeated over and over again, etc.

Umm...this has been happening for a while and I have a feeling that they're using this new security breach as a scapegoat for their issues.