But once you recognize the secret reason for her exposure, you will feel ashamed of your words & deeds.

Don't you mean girly suit?

It's actually The End underneath, and it's really just a high-tech ghillie suit.

When did "creative freedom" and "making the game he wants to make" become "unable to have consumers to question or critique said work"? People have their rights to judge and speak their mind on someone's work.

That Cortana design is hilarious, for so many reasons. Like how the patterning on her body forms something like a hideous one-piece, as if a hologram would have nipples and a vagina that needed to be covered.

She speaks not a word and looks provocative...a literal object. Great job reinforcing gamer stereotypes, Kojima-san. Is Team Ninja hiring for their next game and you want to get in on that?

Almost certainly, her skin is like a chameleon's or something and she's less visible out of clothes than in them (and just happens to be a pretty woman). However, Hideo Kojima can get fucked if he thinks he can come around talking about his "sexy" characters, reveal that shitty design, and then chide us for coming to…

"a Halo designer called out the character design as "disgusting" on Twitter yesterday)"

I'm kind of worried that the "secret reason for her exposure" that's supposed to cause the player so much shame is going to be some dark history of sex slavery or something. I dunno. I can't think of any past reason to make someone dress mostly naked that's not going to be kind of exploitative.

Okay, so if she's an antithesis to the characters in fighting games, wouldn't she have some actual body armor on, then?

It totally does, I was just being snarky. Nintendo's doing quite well and is sitting on a massive amount cash; they can handle one off console, and they've proved themselves time and time again. Look at Bushnell's track record, not just with Atari, and then try and resist comments about glass houses and stones :P

Because when I want business advice, I go to Atari.

Because Mark Millar.

that's pretty much the New52

This is the DC News I've read this week:

And the scene where Ultraman gets portrayed as, essentially, a cokehead? You can see the calculus as the panels play out: “Let’s see who’s an evil Superman that everyone remembers? The doppelgänger from Superman III! And he got really drunk, right? So let have this one snort Kryptonite!” It simultaneously has the…

Because he snorted it, it went straight past his blood-brain barrier and immediately weakened and damaged his brain. This lead to a feeling of intense high where he feels stronger, but no, he's really weaker, and missing brain cells.

It's Ultraman, his evil doppelganger from another dimension. He gets more powerful from Kryptonite.

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